Last year when Molly moved to Hospice, it quickly became her home, filled with her family. Her home was not a house in Dover, it was the people in her Hospice suite – her kids and their spouses, her grandchildren, and great-grandchildren – telling stories, laughing, joking, and shedding a few tears.

“The staff knew exactly what to do before anyone could ask. They took their time to make sure Mom was comfortable, treating her with dignity and compassion. There was a sense of community, knowing we were all taken care of. She was surrounded by caregivers who treated her with kindness and respect, and was able to find peace in a setting focused on easing pain and providing emotional support.”