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Congratulations go out to Nancy Herrera — our March Hero of the Month! The Capstone Team is proud to have an employee like Nancy! She goes beyond her own comfort levels to bring comfort to the lives of our patients. In the past 4.5 years, we have received many notes...
Congratulations AJ! We appreciate all that AJ brings to the team, and especially to the patients we serve. He is a compassionate resource for patients during the end of life to ensure they receive the spiritual care they need according to their beliefs and wishes....
Congratulations to Greer Thompson, our January 2022 Hero of the Month! Greer's compassion for taking care of every life is remarkable. In our recent patient and family experience survey, Greer received amazing feedback from more than five families. One of which said,...
Capstone Hospice has been named a 2021 Top Workplace by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. This award is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey measuring 15 culture drivers critical to organizational success, including alignment,...
Dear Patients, Families and Professional Partners, I would like to take a moment to update you on how we are working to protect your loved ones and our staff during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We hold you, your loved ones, and those caring for the patients as...
There are many ways to approach holidays, birthdays and anniversaries. We suggest you start by looking at the calendar and thinking about what was happening last year. We also suggest you do an inventory of your concerns for the year ahead. Mark your calendar for two...
We are creatures of ritual. We have mourning rituals, work rituals, worship rituals, play rituals, daily rituals, and spontaneous rituals. Here are some mourning rituals bereaved families have taught us were helpful to them to include as they planned for the first...
Holidays and anniversaries can be fragile times for those who are grieving. The holiday lights, music, cards, shopping, invitations to parties, religious services, and family gatherings can all remind you of the person who died. You may be blindsided...
Remember that grief is a normal part of life. Everyone will grieve so be gentle and kind to yourself and others along the journey. Emotional Sadness and crying Loneliness or anxiety Frustration and anger General sense of heaviness or emptiness Apathy, inertia or...
Below are just a few of the ways well meaning people offend those who are grieving. These are feeling stoppers which can say more about the person saying them than they do about the griever. People often respond to loss the way they have heard others respond. They may...