Hosparus Health

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Create a Place of Peace and Compassion for Families Facing Serious Illness

This year, all funds raised during Give for Good Louisville will support our new Inpatient Hospice Care Center, set to open its doors in 2027.

         

On Give for Good, your donation helps build a safe, peaceful place where families can turn during one of life’s most difficult journeys.

Hosparus Health’s new Inpatient Care Center — part of our Places of Compassion campaign — will provide expert end-of-life care in a warm, homelike setting, complete with space for loved ones to gather, reflect, and heal.

Every dollar makes a difference.

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The families of our patients say it best...

“Every staff person my family or I talked to was very caring and attentive to our needs and to my mother. From housekeeping to nursing aides, nurses, doctors, and all support staff – were all excellent. I had heard good things about Hosparus Health, but nothing compared to what we received. It was the best care we could have asked for.”

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My family and I want to thank this amazing staff. Letting loved ones go is hard, but the excellent care made the process more comfortable.”

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"What you do is so very important. Your team helped provide my dad a speedy move late at night, against all odds. Once we were there, your team provided us all with as much care and support as possible, while keeping dad in total comfort. I will never forget you. The strength your team provided me in those darkest of hours, is priceless. Dad passed comfortably surrounded by family in Hospice care at your facility downtown. Thank you for being a light to us all."

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Hosparus Health is dedicated to promoting equal access to healthcare for every member of the community. Our interdisciplinary teams provide a range of services for serious illnesses, including hospice care, palliative medicine, symptom and medication management, medical care, grief counseling, and community mental health resources. With the help of over 600 employees and 500 volunteers, the organization supports more than 10,000 patients and families every year.