hospice

A group of advocates in Petoskey say residential hospice is needed in the region - especially for people with serious terminal illnesses.

Residential hospice built on community funding is getting harder to find — especially in rural regions. Experts say organizers need to think creatively to provide essential end-of-life care.

For the past several weeks, a group called Friends of Hiland Cottage Hospice has been gathering community support for the inpatient facility located at 1 Hiland Drive.

Hiland Cottage is owned and operated by McLaren Northern Michigan. But it was built in the early 2000s thanks to grassroots fundraising.

The weight of terminally-ill patients can play a role in the type of treatment they receive toward the end of their lives.

No matter what your circumstances in life, there is one great and final equalizer: Every single one of us will die. Yet it is often difficult for...

Munson Hospice is now the only hospice allowed to offer patient care inside Munson Medical Center in Traverse City. The change was made November…