Red Willow Hospice, New Mexico

Red Willow Hospice, New Mexico Whole Body • Whole Family • Whole Community

We’re honored to be featured in Hospice News for the launch of our Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) program, made poss...
02/11/2026

We’re honored to be featured in Hospice News for the launch of our Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) program, made possible through our partnership with .

We’ve begun our training with Dr. Lida Fatemi at in Medical Psilocybin Facilitator Training, followed by Ketamine-Assisted Therapy training with Elemental Psychedelics.

As we move forward, we are thoughtfully integrating psychedelic medicines into clinical care, recognizing their potential to ease end-of-life existential distress, lessen anxiety and depression, and support pain and emotional suffering when used responsibly and within a therapeutic framework. Our goal is to help patients find greater calm, clarity, and meaning during a deeply vulnerable time.

We’re excited to be leading this emerging work in hospice care while staying grounded in our commitment to equitable, culturally rooted, and community-centered care for everyone we serve.

*click the link in our Bio for full article.

Modern hospice care began with a simple but powerful idea: that caring for people at the end of life should center digni...
02/09/2026

Modern hospice care began with a simple but powerful idea: that caring for people at the end of life should center dignity, comfort, and the whole person, not just the illness.

In the 1960s, Cicely Saunders helped reshape end-of-life care by challenging the belief that nothing more could be done once curative treatment stopped. She recognized that suffering could be physical, emotional, social, and spiritual, and that all of it deserved care.

What began as a quiet shift in thinking grew into modern hospice care: a model rooted in presence, listening, and respect for both patients and their families.

Hospice care began as an act of service.
And at its heart, it still is.

Being a lamp can mean listening without interruption. Being a lifeboat can mean staying close when things feel overwhelm...
02/04/2026

Being a lamp can mean listening without interruption.
Being a lifeboat can mean staying close when things feel overwhelming.
Being a ladder can mean offering gentle support at the right place.

None of use are meant to do this alone.

Our Red Willow Hospice family and Taos Enchanted Village came together for our first memorial service honoring residents...
02/02/2026

Our Red Willow Hospice family and Taos Enchanted Village came together for our first memorial service honoring residents who passed in the past year. Names were spoken, candles were lit, and we shared a quiet ritual of remembrance. Thank you to everyone who shared in this meaningful moment.

Find out what truly matters in end-of-life care. Subscribe to Red Willow Hospice’s newsletter for inspiring stories of l...
01/28/2026

Find out what truly matters in end-of-life care. Subscribe to Red Willow Hospice’s newsletter for inspiring stories of love and compassion. 🔗 in bio.

01/28/2026

We’re honored to announce the seven grantees of Walking Each Other Home — Healing Hearts, Changing Minds’ $566,260 funding initiative advancing compassionate, ethical psychedelic-assisted end-of-life care.

Following an extensive listening tour and a highly competitive review process, these projects were selected for their commitment to dignity, integrity, and community-centered care at life’s end. Together, they reflect the growing depth, rigor, and humanity of this field.

From clinical research and hospice-based care to rural access, workforce training, and legacy-centered healing, these grantees represent what’s possible when compassion leads.

* End of Life Psychedelic Care
* Heal Ukraine Trauma
* Institute for Rural Psychedelic Care Center for New Growth
* Mayo Clinic
* PRATI & Pravan Foundation
* Red Willow Hospice, New Mexico
* University of Washington

We’ll be sharing more about each project in the weeks ahead. 🤍 Link in the comments.

Spiritual care in hospice is about being deeply present with someone, listening without judgment, and honoring their jou...
01/26/2026

Spiritual care in hospice is about being deeply present with someone, listening without judgment, and honoring their journey.

It’s a space for everyone, regardless of beliefs, to find companionship and reflection.

What nurtures your sense of support and peace?

Stay connected with Red Willow Hospice! Sign up for our newsletter to learn about our engagement, hear real stories abou...
01/21/2026

Stay connected with Red Willow Hospice! Sign up for our newsletter to learn about our engagement, hear real stories about hospice care, and discover new books in our hospice book club! 🔗Link in bio

“The time is always right to do what is right.” -Martin Luther King Jr.
01/19/2026

“The time is always right to do what is right.” -Martin Luther King Jr.

Grief doesn't need solutions. It needs compassion, understanding, and gentle support from those around us.Sometimes bein...
01/14/2026

Grief doesn't need solutions. It needs compassion, understanding, and gentle support from those around us.

Sometimes being there means cooking a meal, writing a heartfelt note, or sitting quietly together.

Sometimes it just means being present and holding space.

Thank you to De Vargas Funeral Home of Taos for your generous donation to Red Willow Hospice. Your support makes a meani...
01/12/2026

Thank you to De Vargas Funeral Home of Taos for your generous donation to Red Willow Hospice.

Your support makes a meaningful difference for the patients, families, and caregivers we serve each day.

We are grateful to be part of a community that shows up for one another.

Every life is a journey, and every act of kindness along the way makes a difference. At , we stand beside our patients a...
01/07/2026

Every life is a journey, and every act of kindness along the way makes a difference. At , we stand beside our patients and families through every step - listening, comforting, and honoring the path that leads home.

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525a Salazar Road
Taos, NM
87571

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15757371811

Website

http://redwillowhospice.com/

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