Traditions Health

09/29/2025

Compassion fatigue can affect caregivers who help their loved ones every day. Learn how to recognize the signs — and ways to cope.

https://www.traditionshealth.com/blog/compassion-fatigue/

09/24/2025

Meet Justin.

Justin is a dedicated and compassionate account executive who goes above and beyond to connect patients and families with the hospice care they deserve. In his role, Justin not only provides education about hospice care, but he also walks alongside families, providing guidance and support during uncertain times.

"During end-of-life care, it's important that every patient and their families know they matter to us. They deserve dignity and compassion, and Traditions Health can provide that."

09/23/2025

🎉 Celebrating Excellence in Myrtle Beach! 🎉

We're thrilled to announce that our Myrtle Beach branch has been honored with the prestigious "Best Hospice" gold award in the Best of the Beach! This accolade is a testament to our unwavering commitment to treating our patients like family and providing exceptional service.

Whether the need is physical, spiritual, or emotional, our compassionate hospice experts are available to provide the necessary support. Comfort and dignity are the anchors of hospice care. Our clinicians are highly skilled at recognizing and managing symptoms early, in most cases, allowing the patient to remain comfortable at home throughout the end of their life

View the winners: https://www.votedbestofthebeach.com/categories/2025

09/22/2025

It’s Fall Prevention Week. : The CDC estimates there are 3 million ER visits each year related to falls that happen to older adults. Learn about 6 commonly overlooked fall risks at home.

Falls are common but preventable with appropriate home modifications. Discover 6 common fall risks that people often overlook.

09/18/2025

Congratulations to our Idabel Home Health branch!

The theme this year for booths at the McCurtain County Free Fair was "Cruising Through the Decades," and their fair booth won Reserve Champion Overall!

09/17/2025

September is Healthy Aging Month! It’s never too late to strive for a healthier lifestyle, and September is the perfect time to plan. To improve yourself physically, socially, and mentally, here are five tips to inspire you.

09/16/2025

Honoring our nation's veterans includes not only acknowledging their service and sacrifice but also supporting them throughout their entire lives. To reflect the important contributions made by these men and women, Traditions Health of Spartanburg, SC, participates in the We Honor Veterans program that focuses on veteran-specific programs for end-of-life care.

Last week, we honored Navy veteran Mr. James McDaniel's service to our country. Thank you for your service!

09/15/2025

Terminal agitation can bring unexpected challenges. Find tips for easing restlessness and creating peace during your loved one’s final days.

Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/terminal-agitation

Terminal agitation can bring unexpected challenges. Find tips for easing restlessness and creating peace during your loved one’s final days.

09/11/2025

Today, Traditions Health remembers those who lost their lives, those who stepped up to serve, and the countless sacrifices made in the days, months, and years after the September 11th attacks.

#9/11

09/10/2025

🗳️ Have you voted for Best of Las Vegas?

We are so honored to be nominated for Best Hospice Care, and we need your help to win!

Tomorrow is the last day to vote! Vote today at votebolv.com. Your vote helps shine a light on hard-working team members like our Las Vegas care team!

09/09/2025

Happy National Assisted Living Week to all our incredible partners who provide a safe space and enhance quality of life for patients, allowing them to live in a comfortable and supportive environment.

09/05/2025

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. At Traditions Health, we know the challenges that this diagnosis brings to patients and their families.

Learn how hospice can help. https://www.traditionshealth.com/blog/benefits-of-hospice-for-patients-with-advanced-alzheimers-disease/