Hospice of Montgomery
1111 Holloway Park
Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 279-6677
Hospice Home
We are excited about building the River Region's first Hospice Home!
This home will serve patients who have no caregivers, or whose caregivers are unable to provide the level of care necessary to keep their loved ones at home. The Hospice Home will provide the same medical, emotional, and spiritual care that we currently offer patients within their own homes.
The 10,000-square-foot retreat-like Hospice Home will feature five to eight private bedrooms with outside views and decks, adjoining sitting rooms, a spacious great room, kitchen, and dining area. Patients can bring favorite items from home, beloved pets can visit, and family members and friends will be able to stay overnight. A reflection room will provide patients, family members, and guests a quiet, peaceful place for meditation and prayer. The beauty of nature and the peaceful sound of cascading water will be the focus of the Hospice Home grounds and gardens.
The 10,000-square-foot retreat-like Hospice Home will feature five to eight private bedrooms with outside views and decks, adjoining sitting rooms, a spacious great room, kitchen, and dining area. Patients can bring favorite items from home, beloved pets can visit, and family members and friends will be able to stay overnight. A reflection room will provide patients, family members, and guests a quiet, peaceful place for meditation and prayer. The beauty of nature and the peaceful sound of cascading water will be the focus of the Hospice Home grounds and gardens.
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church has donated the land for us to build our home which will be located at 8790 Vaughn Road, just east of Wynlakes and Deer Creek.
There will be many volunteer opportunities with the Hospice Home. Whether you can dig in the garden or play the piano, a variety of talents will be needed.
Commemorative opportunities will be many - ranging from naming the home to furnishing the rooms and landscaping the grounds. These gifts may be named in honor or memory of the donor, friends, or family members. Civic, community, fraternal, and religious groups may also take advantage of these commemorative gift opportunities.
There will be many volunteer opportunities with the Hospice Home. Whether you can dig in the garden or play the piano, a variety of talents will be needed.
Commemorative opportunities will be many - ranging from naming the home to furnishing the rooms and landscaping the grounds. These gifts may be named in honor or memory of the donor, friends, or family members. Civic, community, fraternal, and religious groups may also take advantage of these commemorative gift opportunities.
This home will serve as a beacon of hope and compassion for all who call our community "home."
