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This newsroom brings official announcements, community stories, media resources, and organizational fast facts into one clear place. It is designed for reporters on deadline, community partners checking facts, donors following Foundation impact, clinicians looking for education, and families who want to understand how Treasure Coast Hospice serves Martin, St. Lucie, and Okeechobee counties.
Eileen Emery’s belief in compassionate end-of-life care led her to Treasure Coast Hospice in 1990. Over more than three decades, she has served as a nurse, volunteer leader, board member, and advocate—helping develop programs that bring comfort and connection to patients and families.
Jean Prielipp has volunteered at Treasure Coast Hospice’s Stuart Thrift Boutique for 16 years, giving back after hospice cared for her husband. At nearly 95, she continues to find purpose and joy in serving others.
Agnes Palmer, CFRE, Appointed Executive Director of Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation
Treasure Health, parent company of Treasure Coast Hospice and Brevard-based St. Francis Hospice, announced the appointment of George W. Eighmy, MBA, FHFMA, as Chief Financial Officer. Eighmy succeeds Lisbet “Liz” Vandenberg, who recently retired from the nonprofit hospice organization.
Our Pediatric Clinical Manager and her daughter reflect on caring for William, his death at age eight, and what siblings of seriously ill children need.
When something frightening happens, children look to adults to learn how to react. Practical guidance for parents and teachers from Treasure Coast Hospice.
Plan ahead and make your healthcare wishes known. Treasure Coast Hospice offers guidance on advance directives, Five Wishes®, and community presentations.
Our grief support services are open to the whole community, before and after a loss.
Nurses, chaplains, social workers, and aides meet regularly to build one shared plan of care around each patient and family.
From companionship visits to care package drives, Treasure Coast Hospice volunteers bring comfort to patients and families across the Treasure Coast.
Learn the signs that it may be time to consider hospice care for your loved one.
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