Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice

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Who We Are

At Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice (FVVH), we offer support to the whole person and entire family who are affected by a life threatening illness or the loss of a loved one.  We support the patient and family to alleviate the pain, suffering and loneliness associated with dying and grieving.

 

Supportive care from FVVH includes:

  • Nursing      Assessment
  • Community      referral and care coordination
  • Equipment      and supplies
  • Trained      volunteers
  • Lending      library –books, videos, tapes, CD’s

The interdisciplinary team of Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice consists of the Care Coordinator, Family Services Coordinator, Chaplain, Bereavement Coordinator, and Volunteer in cooperation with the patient, their family and a primary care physician.  Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice does not provide hands on medical care, but focuses on providing practical, respite, emotional and bereavement support for its clients and families.

 

Bereavement care is available to anyone, regardless of how much time has elapsed since the death of a loved one. An initial grief assessment is completed and a care plan is developed by the Bereavement Coordinator to guide and assist a volunteer in supporting the bereaved family or individual.

 

Various support groups are offered for children and adults, each group varying in length and tailored to the types of loss.

 

What We Do

Mission 

The mission of Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice is to enhance the quality of life by providing the best in compassionate services to persons with life threatening illnesses and the bereaved.

Vision 

The vision of Fox Valley Volunteer Hospice is to be recognized as the leading provider of trained volunteer support in addressing the needs of the bereaved and persons with life threatening illnesses in the Fox Valley Area.

 

Details

Get Connected Icon 6302322233227
Get Connected Icon (630) 232-0023
Get Connected Icon Adriana Torres
Get Connected Icon Manager of Volunteer Services
http://www.fvvh.org