Take a moment to learn more about hospice and get tips on how to start a conversation about end-of-life care.

Four important documents you and your loved one need—before a crisis occurs.

VNSNY is a proud participant in the We Honor Veterans program, which was created by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization in collaboration with the Department of Veteran Affairs.

To avoid unwanted trips to the hospital, a cardiac hospice nurse shows families how to manage their loved one’s symptoms at home.

Misconceptions about care at the end of life could be keeping you from the care you need.

Hospice is specialized care for individuals with life-limiting or advanced illness and their families. When curative care is no longer an option, hospice focuses on meeting the physical and emotional needs, so that families can focus on what is important.