Kind Hearts Hospice Mansfield

04/14/2026

04/13/2026

Our Friend Gabby at The Hospice Heart has a wonderful podcast if you are interested, check it out!

There are some conversations that stay with you… this is definitely one that will stay with me. I really enjoyed talking with Holly from “Creating Space for Grief and Hope.”

We explored grief, dying, caregiving, and the small, human ways we find comfort when things feel unbearable, woven with pieces of my own story and what I have learned along the way. It is honest, a little emotional, and deeply real, and I am truly proud of how it unfolded.

Not all conversations are easy, but some are important. If you are walking through loss, supporting someone at the end of life, or simply trying to understand it all a bit more gently… I invite you to listen.

Please share the link with anyone you feel might benefit from the information shared on this podcast. ♥️

xo
Gabby

You can listen to this podcast here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0NlBbo8uNWES2bRmFlz7rr?

04/10/2026

After a week off, FRIDAY FAST THREE IS BACK, with Jeopardy!

04/07/2026

We are so humbled by Business Rate's February Momentum Score Ranking Kind Hearts Hospice of Mansfield the #1 Hospice in Richland County! These rankings on based on client reviews.

04/02/2026

We often get calls and questions about pulmonary issues and Hospice, specifically COPD. This article is a good resources to get some preliminary questions answered. As always, if you have more specific questions, please reach out to us at the office. 419–775–5008.

Patients with COPD that are in hospice care require a different type of care. Let's explore the ins and outs so you understand the steps.

03/31/2026

Hello everyone! Kind Hearts continues to grow and we're looking for a PT/FT STNA, please check out the indeed link below if you or anyone you know may be interested in joining our team!

Kind Hearts Hospice

03/30/2026

We often get call and questions about the grief process and requests for recommendations for good materials to help us process our grief. Our Director of Social Services, Christin Lehnhart has compiled a personal list of books that she has found to be helpful to people dealing with a loss. We wanted to share that with you as a potential resource.

BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GRIEF

AGES 7-12

The Invisible String by Patrice Karst

A Taste of Blackberries by Doris Buchanan Smith

Always and Forever by Alan Durant and Debi Gilion

If Nathan Were Here by Mary Bahr Fritts

What is Death by Etan Boritzer
(Customs and beliefs of different religions and cultures)

AGES 13-17

RIP Corey: My friend died and it sucks by Chris Buchanan
(A graphic novel)

Passed and Present - Keeping Memories of Loved Ones Alive
(A how to manual) by Allison Gilbert

All the Blues in the Sky by Renee Watson

Heavens Child by Caroline Flohr

Chill & Spill
Ink About It — Both are therapeutic journaling/art books
by Art With Heart

03/27/2026

Friday Fast Three Presents: Friday Exhausted Three

03/26/2026

Pricing update from our great friend Christina Spring at Ashland MobileMed

An Update on Our Pricing

To our valued patients at Ashland MobileMed,

To ensure we continue providing the high-quality, convenient care you expect right at your doorstep, we are adjusting our base visit rate. Starting 4/1/2026, our visit cost will increase from $100 to $125.

This change comes as a result of rising fuel costs and general business expenses. Our commitment to bringing expert medical attention directly to you remains our top priority, and this adjustment allows us to maintain the level of service and care you deserve.
We appreciate your continued trust in us for your healthcare needs.

Questions? Feel free to reach out to us at 419-963-3577 or ChristinaSpringCNP@AshlandMobileMed.com.