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Whether you are planning for the future or coping with serious illness right now, considering the end of life is not easy. We understand you have questions. We are eager to share what we've learned in our 40 years as a hospice care leader.

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“I felt comfortable knowing that I could call at any time and that I would receive a phone call back promptly or that someone would come. No one was ever exasperated or tired of our questions.”

- Susan
Catherine, who goes by the nickname Punkin, with her VITAS team

“I don’t know which one (of the VITAS team) I like the best. I feel like sunshine comes in the house when they come in!”

- Catherine
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