Savannah, United States
Hospice Savannah, Inc. is a not-for-profit hospice organization that was founded by the community in 1979. It offers a comprehensive range of services including palliative support, caregiver support, hospice care, and bereavement support, catering to patients with serious progressive illnesses. Accredited by the Joint Commission, the organization serves patients across Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, Long, and Liberty counties in the Coastal Empire region. Notably, it is affiliated with the United Way of the Coastal Empire, the National Partnership for Hospice Innovation, and the Georgia Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Moreover, it maintains ties with various academic programs in the Savannah area, providing education and residency opportunities for healthcare professionals.
The Demere Center for Living serves as the home for the Hospice Savannah Foundation and hosts community-supported programs such as Full Circle Grief and Loss, the Steward Center for Palliative Care, and the Edel Caregiver Institute. The organization also operates a homelike inpatient facility and focuses on providing medical support and respite for caregivers. With a dedicated team of 125 volunteers and 125 full and part-time staff
While the specific details of its last investment and headquarters location are not available, the organization's diverse range of services and strong community support make it an attractive prospect for potential investors in the healthcare and social services sectors. Additionally, its collaborative approach with academic and community partners positions Hospice Savannah, Inc. as a valuable player in the hospice care industry, offering opportunities for strategic partnerships and potential growth.
