Love Light is an annual tradition that provides you the ability to show how much you care and make a difference for patients and families of Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC).
Hospice of NGMC
Since 1957, Hospice of NGMC has been delivering compassionate, high-quality care throughout the region. Committed to improving and supporting quality of life in all that we do, our Hospice team works diligently – every hour of every day, every day of the year.
Hospice Care: Comfort for Life’s Final Days
Hospice of NGMC offers compassionate, personalized care to those who have been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. In addition to caring for the patient, hospice also offers emotional, spiritual and practical support for families.
In-Home Palliative Care: Compassion at Every Stage
In-Home Palliative Care at NGMC is an option for patients with life-limiting medical conditions. Palliative care provides relief and comfort at any stage of an illness, helping patients manage symptoms like pain, stress and anxiety. Patients can continue to receive curative treatment to ease symptoms and improve quality of life. Watch Jason’s Story:
Give Today
This holiday season, give a Love Light in honor or memory of someone special. Your gift makes a difference for Hospice of NGMC by:
- Providing personalized in-home and inpatient care, creating caring and hospitable environments
- Building a free-standing Hospice House, offering around-the-clock professional care in a home-like setting
- Helping children recover from loss with in-school services and free attendance at Camp Braveheart
- Delivering meaningful complementary services like music, art, massage therapy, and much more.
Your gift of a Love Light includes a recognition card sent to the recipient of your choice. While a touching gift for anyone, Love Lights are especially meaningful to family members still working through grief and loss.
Volunteer for Hospice of NGMC
Volunteering with Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center means bringing joy and kindness to those living through some of the most difficult times. Volunteers visit hospice patients, assist hospice staff in the office and so much more.