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Charlin Health Services Helping seniors and their families successfully navigate the “healthcare at home” world through CARE!

02/21/2026

What does Medicare cover under home health?

On this week’s Hospice 101 Live, we shared Alberto’s journey with Alzheimer’s and the impact it had on his daily life an...
02/20/2026

On this week’s Hospice 101 Live, we shared Alberto’s journey with Alzheimer’s and the impact it had on his daily life and his family.

This week we broke down what Alzheimer’s is, early signs to watch for, and how hospice can support families navigating advanced stages.

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Learn more about Alberto’s story with Alzheimer’s 💙 Every Tuesday we’re going LIVE on all social medias to help families...
02/19/2026

Learn more about Alberto’s story with Alzheimer’s 💙 Every Tuesday we’re going LIVE on all social medias to help families understand hospice and caring for their loved ones, we’d love to have YOU join us!!

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02/17/2026

LIVE began at minute 9:12

Real Stories. Retold.
If you missed this week’s Hospice 101 LIVE, we shared Alberto’s journey with Alzheimer’s — and his daughter’s experience learning what hospice truly is.
It was light-hearted, honest, and educational.

We talked about:
• What Alzheimer’s progression can look like
• When families begin considering hospice
• Common misconceptions
• And how education removes fear from the decision-making process

These conversations matter — because behind every diagnosis is a family trying to understand what comes next.
If you weren’t able to join us this week, we’ll be back next Tuesday.

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Picture this.You’re 30,000 feet in the air.Flying from Arizona to Dallas.Your wife is next to you.Your three high school...
02/15/2026

Picture this.

You’re 30,000 feet in the air.
Flying from Arizona to Dallas.

Your wife is next to you.
Your three high schoolers are texting friends about the weekend.

But your mind isn’t on the trip.

Last month your mom called.

“Dad’s Alzheimer’s is getting worse.”

You could hear it in her voice.
The exhaustion.
The fear.
The quiet loneliness.

You don’t know what to do.

You’ve heard the word hospice before.
A neighbor back in Arizona started hospice… and you remember thinking:

“Doesn’t that mean you’re dying tomorrow?”

So you push the thought away.

Because your dad isn’t “there” yet… right?
He’s still here.
Still breathing.
Still your dad.

But Alzheimer’s doesn’t just affect memory.
It changes safety.
Eating.
Weight.
Behavior.
Caregiver stress.

And sometimes hospice isn’t about “tomorrow.”
It’s about support today.

Support for Mom.
Support for you.
Comfort for Dad.

If this feels close to home, we talk about these exact situations during our Tuesday Hospice Lives.

Real scenarios.
Clear answers.
No pressure.

Just education so families can make informed decisions — before they’re forced to.

Join us this Tuesday at 12:15.
It might bring more clarity than you expect.

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02/14/2026

happy valentine’s day from the hearts we’re honored to care for. 💗

this sweet message reminds us why we do what we do — love, compassion, and connection every day.

real stories, real people every Tuesday 💙click the link in our bio to sign up for our Hospice Live Chats
02/12/2026

real stories, real people every Tuesday 💙

click the link in our bio to sign up for our Hospice Live Chats

hospice is about comfort, connection, and being surrounded by care when it matters most 💙
02/10/2026

hospice is about comfort, connection, and being surrounded by care when it matters most 💙

02/10/2026

LIVE | Charlin Hospice 101 02102026

(Starts around minute 1:48)

If you missed the LIVE today its ok!! Here is the recording!

We will be on again next week!

The goal of these weekly LIVES is to educate families, healthcare providers and make hospice simple to understand and digestible

See you next week!!!

Click here to sign up for weekly reminders of when we are on LIVE!

https://seniorcarechats.charlin.org/hospicelives/registrationpage-379655d

our latest youtube episode is a special one. we’re honored to welcome margaret quartel, who shares her heartfelt journey...
02/07/2026

our latest youtube episode is a special one. we’re honored to welcome margaret quartel, who shares her heartfelt journey as a caregiver to her late husband, mr. donald quartel, and what life has looked like after loss.

we’re also joined by jade falldine of conversation ready ntx, who shares how their work supports families through meaningful end-of-life conversations. this episode is dedicated to mr. quartel’s memory — we hope it brings comfort, insight, and connection. 💙

Back for their final semester 💙💛Since Fall 2025, our Jesuit student volunteers have shown up for residents across local ...
02/05/2026

Back for their final semester 💙💛

Since Fall 2025, our Jesuit student volunteers have shown up for residents across local senior communities with warmth, conversation, and genuine care. They don’t just visit — they build relationships.

We’re honored to have them finish strong with us, especially as our own Executive Director JT Ennen and CEO Charles Bryce are proud Jesuit alumni.

Thank you for your hearts and your impact — you’ve made a difference 💙

01/29/2026

📝Sign up

We’re launching weekly LIVE education all about hospice.

Once a week

No pressure.
No complex medical jargon.
(if we do we will break it down for you 🤪)
Just honest, human education.

Whether hospice is for:
• a loved one
• yourself
• or a patient you care for

these lives are designed to help you understand hospice before you’re forced to make decisions in a crisis.

We’ll break things down simply, answer real questions, and talk about what hospice actually looks like in real life.

Education should feel supportive — not overwhelming.

Join us weekly. Come learn, listen, and ask questions.

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Charlin Who???

Some of the best businesses have humble beginnings. Think of your favorite "mom and pop" shop: how did it start and what was their vision? Charlin’s story is unusual but the mission and vision keep us going.

Let's start with our name. Charlin. Charlin is the combination of my name (Charles) and my brother's name (Kingsley). CHARLeskINgsley. Pronounced like Charlotte and Lynn. The more you say it, the easier it gets. Unusual, but intentional.

My mom had an idea 15 years ago to start a home health where patient-centered care was the main goal. As an RN (Registered Nurse) she was working in a big hospital and home health agency where sadly she saw the mission getting lost in the money. Patient-centered care didn’t seem to be the focus anymore. It was more about the numbers, and less about what was the right thing to do. She wanted to change that, but also to have a legacy to pass down that doing business in an ethical-patient centered way was the best way. I remember when she came up with the name "Charlin". "Charlin.....mom..... that is really weird." I said. She told me that the Lord put it in her heart so that she will never forget our mission and vision. That vision was to pass on a healthcare company to her children and then children's children. Whoever is in administration must have clinical experience to enforce quality care for patients and their families. This brings stability to a company knowing that those who are at the top will remain the same from generation to generation. Continuity breeds sustainability.

I can remember helping out shredding papers in our living room after I did my homework afters school and filing paperwork to help out. As we grew, I saw her passion and her work ethic. It inspired me to be a clinician who was honest in my work. A few years ago my wife and I picked up and moved home so I could help my mom out.