November 3, 2009—Ridgeview Hospice provides a special kind of care to patients in the final stages of life. Hospice care seeks to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of both the patient and family—with symptom and pain management as top priorities.
Through the generosity of the communities surrounding Ridgeview Medical Center, the Marie Steiner Kelting Hospice Home in Chaska has recently come into fruition. At times, hospice patients require complex symptom management beyond what can be provided at home. Patients of any age now have another choice for hospice care in this comforting, home-like setting. The facility is the first Medicare-certified hospice residence in the region to offer general and inpatient care.
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During this holiday season, please consider supporting
Ridgeview Hospice Care Services with a gift in memory or in honor of someone special. With a gift of $25 or more, you will receive a beautifully handcrafted heart ornament designed by artist Susan Beyer of Crowded House Pottery in Rice, Minnesota. The name of the person you wish to remember or honor will be handwritten on the ornament. It will be displayed on the Holiday Caring Tree in the Ridgeview Medical Center lobby throughout the season. The tree will be illuminated during the Holiday Hope, Holiday Healing Event on Thursday, December 3, in the Ridgeview Community Auditorium. |
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Click here to read a moving story about Ernest and Georgina Schirmer.
If you would like to donate to Ridgeview Hospice this holiday season, you may make an online donation by clicking here. Please contact the Ridgeview Foundation office with any questions at (952) 442-6010 or send an e-mail to Foundation@Ridgeviewmedical.org. Happy Holidays!