• Who We Are
  • Your Hospice of Choice
  • Bringing Help & Hope
  • Our Staff
  • Our Board
  • Our Volunteers
  • Our Service Area
• Our Services
  • End-of-Life Care
  • Grief Support
  • Children's Grief
  • Community Education
  • Spanish Speaking Teams
  • Common Questions
• Admissions
  • Knowing When It's Time
  • Criteria for Admission
  • Admission Process
• End-of-Life Tools
  • For Families
  • For Medical Providers

Who We Are

We're Here for You

Bringing Help and Hope at the End of Life

Like the butterfly, hospice is a symbol of transformation. We help people make the most important transformation in life, and we help them find hope even in the process of dying.

Our message of help and hope was inspired in the early years by the amazing contributions of people like Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and Cecily Saunders.

During her lifetime, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross was the world-renowned expert on death, dying and life's transitions. Cecily Saunders was the founder of the hospice movement in the United States.

We remain, to this day, committed to the ideals of these early pioneers and to our own roots, which are firmly grounded in our mission of compassionate care.

 

There's Always Hope

We believe that there’s always hope.  Even when there’s no cure, there’s hope for living life to the fullest extent possible for the rest of your life.

There’s hope for the chance to put the business of life in good order; there’s hope that loved ones will live on in love and kindness with one another; and there’s hope in knowing there will be a peaceful end.

Hospice of The Gorge helps you find that hope in the most difficult of times.  We help you care for those you love; we help you live life to the fullest; and we help you address the challenges that lie ahead. 

We do all of this with a mission to compassionately support patients and families through the dying process.

 

Let Us Be Your Guide

We’re specialists in end-of-life care, with a mission to help you or your loved one have a peaceful end, with all of the loose ends of life taken care of.  As part of this mission:

• We provide pain relief and comfort care
• We serve the needs of the whole person, including the psychological, social, emotional, spiritual and personal care needs
• We help to facilitate family well-being
• We provide help and support to caregivers
• We help you find hope even in the darkest of times
• We help you find the power to transform your life, from this one to the one that comes next