Grinnell Regional Hospice

Here for you with hope, dignity, and compassion

Grinnell Regional Hospice provides caring compassionate support for individuals and families experiencing terminal illness.

The philosophy of hospice is that death is a normal and natural part of living. It seeks to reduce suffering and to increase the quality of life for individuals and their families experiencing advanced stages of a terminal illness. Hospice is a choice that should be carefully considered by patients, families, and health professionals.

When hospice services are needed, consider Grinnell Regional Hospice.

Our hospice your local, community non-profit hospice provider in our area. Our staff is dedicated to the philosophy of care and compassion while providing excellent medical care. Grinnell Regional Hospice seeks to exceed the needs and expectations of every individual that we are privileged to serve, with all the services available from your community hospital, Grinnell Regional Medical Center.

Grinnell Regional Hospice is a Medicare-certified, nonprofit hospice and a service of Grinnell Regional Medical Center. Dr. James R. Paulson serves at the medical director and is board certified in hospice and palliative medicine.

For more information, call Grinnell Regional Hospice at 641-236-2418 or email shuls@grmc.us.

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Hearing Mom had terminal cancer was devastating. The day we looked into Hospice care was difficult, but Sara met us at the door with a compassionate smile and reassuring hug. It was this same tenderness that our Hospice team walked with us every step of the way in caring for our mom.

We were committed to honoring Mom's wish to remain in her home. It was with that same amount of commitment from Hospice that we were able to do that. They provided us with the perfect amount of support. They always knew what needed before we even thought about it. From medication and supplies to encouragement and reassurance, our team enabled us to keep Mom comfortable. They also supported us, as her caregivers, through the fear and uncertainty as we neared the end of our journey.

...We will never forget the relationships formed and the compassion we received from our Hospice team. They were truly angels sent when we needed them most, and will always have a very special place in our hearts.

Healther Barloon
Daughter of Phyllis Story