Grane Hospice Care

02/20/2026

One of the most important forces in our healthcare system doesn’t have formal training.

These people are our caregivers — who help as an act of love.

To this “shadow workforce,” we see you and the good work you do. Please, take a moment for yourself today. It’s our duty to help you.

02/18/2026

This Ramadan, remember that your health journey may change how you observe, but it does not change your spiritual connection or your place in your community.

We know that for our patients who cannot fast, the focus often shifts to other meaningful ways to honor the holy month—through fidya (charity), prayer, and the shared joy of breaking bread with loved ones at Iftar.

Ramadan Mubarak, and may you find peace and connection in your celebration this month, whatever it looks like!

02/16/2026

This Presidents’ Day, we remember a specific moment on July 30, 1965.

That was the day President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Social Security Amendments, creating Medicare and Medicaid.

With the stroke of a pen, he changed the landscape of American healthcare. He ensured that our seniors and those with disabilities wouldn't have to face illness without resources.

His action continues to impact our patients’ lives today, who are able to access care and live their best lives thanks to his leadership.

02/15/2026

When it comes to end-of-life care, timing matters. Having early, compassionate conversations allows patients to make informed choices instead of reacting during a crisis.

Let's have the heart to heart conversations before a crisis occurs. ❤️ Learn more at https://nuvi.me/gkx8fq.

When it comes to end-of-life care, timing matters. Let's have this important heart-to-heart conversation before a crisis occurs.

02/14/2026

Love can keep the heart strong.

Research consistently shows that social isolation and loneliness are linked to a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.

On Valentine’s Day, we urge you to maintain your connections. Your heart will thank you for it.

02/10/2026

“Heart Failure.”

When you hear those words, it’s easy to assume the heart has simply stopped working. But in reality, it means the heart is working harder than ever to keep up.

For our patients, it isn’t just about the heart – it’s about the breath. The fatigue.

Our goal is to help you breathe easier, so you can focus on the moments that fill your heart, rather than what your muscle is doing.

02/06/2026

Grane Hospice is always looking for compassionate healthcare professionals to join our care teams! We are currently seeking Hospice RN Case Managers in Camp Hill, PA and Lancaster, PA.

As a Hospice RN Case Manager, you will manage comprehensive care plans for hospice patients and provide direct nursing care to ensure comfort and dignity at end of life. Learn more about these opportunities at https://nuvi.me/l1tukg and https://nuvi.me/2ksnhn.

02/05/2026

For , we’re taking a look back at Mary Eliza Mahoney, the first African American licensed nurse in the U.S.

Mary was known, not only for excellence in care as an efficient and caring medical professional, but for her advocacy work as the co-founder of the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses.

We’re fortunate to employ nurses of diverse backgrounds, who provide culturally-aware care that improves our patients’ experiences. And its trailblazers like Mary who made the inclusive healthcare landscape of today possible.

02/04/2026

this year is all about patient-centered care.

We accomplish this by designing every care plan with the unique needs of each patient in mind. Background, preferences, living environment – all these should (and do!) drive our approach to how we care for patients.

01/21/2026

IV nurses are experts in both skill and comfort—starting lines, managing infusions, and watching closely for any changes.

Their steady hands make treatment safer and less stressful for patients and families.

01/19/2026

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by striving for equity, respect, and dignity in every home we work in.

Compassionate care for all—regardless of background—is one way we live out his vision in our daily work.

01/12/2026

We know pharmacists as the professionals we go to to get our medication, but they also are key to helping patients like ours manage complex medication regimens by:

• Reviewing prescriptions to make sure drugs are safe together and dosed correctly
• Helping manage side effects and adjust timing so medicine fits into daily routines
• Preparing special, labeled packaging for ease of use
• Consulting with other medical professionals to adjust patient plans as necessary

With all that work, make sure to Thank a Pharmacist this