HOSPICE OF GLADWIN AREA
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About Hospice

Hospice of Gladwin Area, Inc., coordinates a wide range of services in a unique fashion to meet the special needs of the dying clients and their families. Hospice is different from traditional care in that while it cares for the client, concern is also focused on the whole family.

With proper guidance, the family learns to build on the experince so that everyone copes, and even learns to grow. Loneliness and isolation are turned around and replaced by understanding and acceptance.

Physical, spiritual, emotional, and social care are provided through a hospice team, which helps both the family and the patient through this difficult time.

Hospice of Gladwin Area, Inc., is a volunteer, non-profit organiztion dedicated to providing support services to terminally ill individuals and their caregivers in and around Gladwin Michigan.


Hospice may assist with:
  • respite care
  • light housekeeping
  • some meal preparation
  • reading to the client
  • sitting​
  • equipment​
  • Greif and Loss Education

What is a Hospice team?

Our Hospice Team consists of people concerned with the welfare of the dying and their loved ones, to include representatives from the medical field, social workers, clergy and trained volunteers.  
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The Hospice Team
  • Our office is open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.
  • Supplements care provided by the client’s own physician and nursing agency.
  • Enables clients to remain at home, if that is where they choose to be, living as normal a life as possible.
  • Offers emotional and spiritual support.
  • Provides limited respite care so family members can have time to renew emotional and physical energies.
  • Supports the families in their bereavement. 

Is Hospice only for people who have no one to help them?

No. Hospice needs at least one person able to be the primary caregiver for the Hospice client at home. This may be a family member, friend, employee, or a combination of all three. Their help may not be needed at once, but must be avalible when necessary.
Hospice of Gladwin Area
1312 North State Street
PO Box 557
Gladwin, MI 48624
(989) 426-4464
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  • Home
  • About
  • Services
  • Volunteer & Donations
  • History & Philosophy
  • News & Events
    • Knights of Columbus Fish Fry
    • Duck Race
    • Annual Memorial Service
    • 6 Week Grief and Loss support Classes
    • Bells Ring for Hospice
    • Handling The Holidays Class
    • Newsletters >
      • Fall 2024
      • Spring 2024
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      • Summer 2022
      • Spring 2022