Annette has been caregiving since she was 18 years old when she started caring for her uncle and then her parents.

What do you do when the baby you’ve been joyously preparing for is diagnosed with life-limiting illnesses before you’ve left the hospital?

Kris Speegle of Allstate Insurance grew up on Kaua’i attending Kaua’i Hospice’s annual firework tradition, ‘Celebration in the Sky.’ He...

The hospice and palliative model of care means staff and volunteers continually open their hearts through a high-touch approach that...

“I was familiar with the work hospice did for us and with us for my daughter. I felt that I needed to try to do something to “pay back.”...

I couldn’t give dad the kind of care I wanted to be able to give to him without help. I think when you love someone it is so important...

Maileen Keawekane is grateful for the support Hawai’i Care Choices’ bereavement program has provided her three children, Douglas III...

“There is no later. Live now with gratitude for each precious day.” – Tanimoto Dharma Designs I have this quote near my husband’s...

I first learned of Hospice, when my grandmother was told she had end-stage cancer with days to live. Shortly after receiving that call, I...

What does it mean to “graduate” from hospice care? A person is eligible for hospice care when a doctor, in his/her best opinion,...

Volunteer presenters from Community First, a local non-profit dedicated to improving healthcare community-wide, will be offering a free...

Hawai'i Care Choices (formerly Hospice of Hilo) has served the East Hawai‘i community since 1983. Our specific purpose is to provide...