On the Carroll Hospital Health Chat, BridgingLife palliative care nurse practitioner Marjorie Simpson, C.R.N.P., discusses the importance of advance directives and advance care planning. Learn more at 410-871-8000.
On this week’s Health Chat, event chair Brenda Lowry discusses the upcoming Taste of Carroll Presented by M&T Bank, scheduled for Monday, April 25 at 1623 Brewing Co. in Eldersburg. Proceeds benefit BridgingLife. Learn more at tasteofcarroll.org
BridgingLife is one of only 12 hospice service providers in the nation to earn four quality achievement rings — the highest number available — in Quality Connections, a national program launched by National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Exciting news! BridgingLife is hosting its annual Taste of Carroll presented by M&T Bank, as an in-person event on Monday, April 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1623 Brewing Company, located at 5975 Exchange Drive, in Eldersburg.
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When polled, most people indicated a preference to die in their own home. And understandably so.
There comes a time in many of our lives when we are faced with a serious illness, either directly or indirectly. It can be challenging to understand the different options for care: curative care, palliative care or hospice care.
On the Carroll Hospital Health Chat, BridgingLife director of bereavement Jill Englar discusses grief and the holidays.
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The COVID-19 pandemic changed many daily aspects of our lives, including how we communicate, shop and work. The grieving process is another pivotal way the pandemic impacted our lives, says Jill Englar, director of bereavement at BridgingLife.