From many letters we have received over the years.

"Thank you for the excellent and loving care you provided not only for my Dad, but for our family...When it became clear that Dad was not going to get well, we, the family, knew that we wanted him at home in a loving atmosphere with caring medical attention that would be committed to keeping him comfortable. We felt this would provide us with the time we wanted to spend with him in his last days, as well as the comfort level of knowing that he would be handled with dignity and respect...It was a great comfort to be able to call your medical team with our questions, at any time, so that Dad never had to suffer needlessly. After sixty-three years of caring for Dad, Mom was able to hand over the decisions to your capable hands...With your help and guidance, we were able to make his last week on earth meaningful for him and for us."

            Alice Shapiro

"I don't know what we would've done without you..."

What services does Hospice provide? Physical, emotional and spiritual support for people with life-limiting illness and their families. Hospice honors nature's way and does not hasten or prolong the dying process.

"You truly eased my mother's passing,and were there for us every step of the way..."

Where are Hospice services provided? In the familiar setting of one's own home, including assisted living and nursing residences. However, when desired, our staff will facilitate Hospice care at residential facilities.

"I want to thank you again for being so kind, loving and understanding during my time of much needed help and compassion."

Who pays for Hospice care? Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance companies.

"Thank you for taking time to meet with us, talk, and answer questions.

How can I learn more about Weinstein Hospice? Call (404) 352-4308.

"Your support during the last few weeks of my mother's life was a source of strength to us all."

The Weinstein Hospice is an independent agency affiliated with The William Breman Jewish Home, one of Federation's local beneficiary agencies. The William Breman Jewish Home received an allocation of $762,754 in FY04.