VITAS Values Shine Through	Storm Stories
	Why Do Nursing Facilities Need Hospice?	Report Card for a Rookie
	Volunteer Makes Grief Easier to Bear	Diversity at Work: One Woman’s Story
	“My Job is to Earn Their Trust”	Practicing What She Teaches
	Putting Control Where It Belongs	Taking Care of the Caretakers
	Atlanta Knows Hospice; Eric Stewart Wants Atlanta to Know VITAS	Confronting the Cultural Taboos of Death and Dying
	“When the Bell Rings, You Go”	The Perfect Guest
	She’s Continuous Care, Continuous Mom, Continuous Student	Embracing Diversity in End-of-Life Care
	Rx for Better Patient Outcomes: Pastoral Care	Making a Difference— One Bedside Visit at a Time
	Making Sure Patients Come First	An Intensive Care Nurse Finds Hospice
	“VITAS Can Help This Community Grieve Better”	Hospice or No Hospice: Which Do You Choose?
	Mary Lane Listens Between the Lines	Dr. Mark Harvey Enjoys Patients—Everyone’s Patients
	“The Response I Get Is Unlike Anything in Medicine”	Working Behind the Scenes, Making Miracles
	In VITAS, as in Assisted Living Communities, the Focus is on Living