Taylor Hospice

06/09/2018

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04/02/2018

It is with great excitement that we announce our name change!

On February 1st, Asana Hospice & Palliative Care purchased the Taylor Hospice operations. As a result, beginning on April 1st, the Taylor Hospice program has been renamed Asana Hospice & Palliative Care; and the inpatient hospice house associated with Taylor Hospice, will be renamed the Hospice House at Ridley Park.

We will continue to provide excellent care with all the familiar faces under our new name; you can also expect the same commitment to customer service. The Hospice House at Ridley Park will continue to serve the local population, but also be a destination for all patients and families who are searching for a tranquil and home-like environment for hospice care.

We are so proud to bring the Taylor Hospice community program under the Asana umbrella. Asana Hospice & Palliative Care also operates hospices in Fort Worth and Gun Barrel, TX; Kansas City (MO and KS); Harrisburg, PA; Willow Tree Hospice in Kennett Square PA; and Pathways Hospice in Cleveland, OH. For more information please visit www.asanahospice.com, https://www.facebook.com/asanahospice/

04/01/2018

Taylor Hospice would like to wish you and your family a Happy Passover and a Happy Easter!

03/30/2018

Happy National Doctor’s Day to the phenomenal physicians who provide compassionate care to those living with serious illness. And a special thank you to our Medical Directors for the compassionate care that they provide to our patients and families every day!

03/27/2018

Think that going into hospice care will mean giving up your existing physician? There’s no need to be worried. Hospice care will allow you to keep using your referring physician so you have someone you can trust during the experience.

03/21/2018

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