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Imagine being part of a community where each individual’s voice is heard, where every journey is honored and embraced, and where no corner goes untouched by kindHEARTedness and dignity.

03/04/2026

In hospice care, social workers are often the quiet anchors who work behind the scenes to help provide multiple layers of support during life’s most difficult times.

They help families navigate complex decisions, process anticipatory grief, coordinate resources, and find clarity in moments that feel overwhelming. They sit at kitchen tables. They answer late-night calls. They help untangle paperwork and emotions.

During National Social Work Month, we honor the compassion, advocacy, and calm presence our social workers bring to every family.

Maybe you’ve experienced the gift of a social worker yourself. This month, join us in thanking them; no one walks alone because of their compassionate work and listening hearts.

03/02/2026

Heart'n Soul Hospice is extending care to residents of Fort Myers, as well as those living in Lee, Hendry, and Glades counties.

At Heart'n Soul Hospice, we support our patients with compassion, ensuring dignity, comfort, and peace during their final weeks and days. We provide much-needed guidance and practical support to families. We're blessed to honor every heart we touch. ❤️

A warm thanks to Dave Turner, CEO, Karen Burrell, Patient Care Manager, Dr. Roderick Nassif, Medical Director, Paul Larkin, Community Education Representative, and Noah Rudnick, Business Office Manager, for making this happen!

Learn more at: https://buff.ly/rNyO4VM

02/25/2026

A common myth about hospice is that only patients with cancer can benefit from hospice care. And it’s just not true.

While about 30% of hospice patients do have a primary diagnosis of cancer, that leaves nearly 70% of hospice care patients who are facing a different primary diagnosis, which could include heart disease, dementia, lung disease, stroke, or chronic kidney disease — or something else entirely.

Hospice care teams and medical professionals are trained to manage the symptoms of many life-limiting conditions, not just cancer.

Learn more at: https://buff.ly/hYmsTKw

02/20/2026

National Caregivers Day is for the quiet heroes — the ones who show up every day with love, even when it’s hard. Even when it’s exhausting. Even when it’s devastating.

If you’re caring for a loved one, please hear this: It’s okay to be tired. Your feelings are valid. Your love is seen. And you don’t have to do this alone.

At Heart’n Soul Hospice, we care for caregivers too — because your well-being matters. We want you to hear this: You are allowed to rest, to ask for help, and to care for yourself.

If you know a caregiver, here are some easy ways to support them:

✨ Send a thoughtful card or message. This helps let them know they’re seen.
✨ Prepare or deliver a warm meal. Or drop off groceries or snacks.
✨ Send flowers or a small gift that will bring a bit of light to their day.
✨ Offer them an afternoon off. Even a short break can help restore energy.
✨ Help out with household chores, laundry, or errands.

These small acts of kindness can carry caregivers through heavy days.

02/16/2026

Dementia often brings a grieving process long before the goodbye.

Care partners play a significant role in not only supporting someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia, but also their family — and that’s something we take very seriously at Heart’n Soul Hospice, offering practical, emotional, and educational help.

During Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Staff Education Week, we honor the caregivers who love through change — offering patience, reassurance, and presence when recognition fades.
We understand the complexities, challenges, and sadness of everything you’re navigating — and ongoing education allows us to bring both skill and compassion to every situation.

Learn more about our services at: https://buff.ly/hYmsTKw

02/11/2026

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about romance. It’s about love in all its forms.

In hospice care, love looks like holding a hand, sharing memories, sitting quietly, showing up in the hard moments, and simply being present.

For those navigating illness or loss, this day can be extra-tender and complicated — and that’s okay.

Wherever you are today, we are sending love your way. May you feel surrounded by compassion and care. ❤️

02/09/2026

Heart disease often changes life silently over time — shorter breaths, less energy, moments of fear that arrive without warning. It’s the leading cause of death in the U.S. and affects some communities disproportionately.

Hospice care offers crucial support during this time, helping ease the physical symptoms of worsening heart failure or advanced cardiac conditions while protecting moments of peace, comfort, and connection.

During American Heart Month, we recognize patients living with advanced heart disease — and the families learning how to slow down, adapt, and cherish time together.

02/04/2026

Cancer knows no bounds, and it doesn’t just affect the body — it lives in the waiting, the scans, the treatments, the unanswered questions, the unknown.

On World Cancer Day, we honor the courage of patients and families navigating this pain and this uncertainty.

Hospice care is not about giving up the cancer fight. It offers steadiness when the path feels unclear — shifting focus to comfort, dignity, relief, and meaningful moments, one day at a time.

At Heart’n Soul Hospice, we support patients and families through every emotion cancer brings — fear, hope, grief, and love — with presence and compassion. No one should walk the cancer journey alone.

Reach out to us at: https://buff.ly/hYmsTKw

02/03/2026

Today, on National Patient Recognition Day, we pause to honor the heart of hospice care — our patients.

Every person we serve has lived a unique life — with loves, losses, laughter, legacy.

Patient Recognition Day is a reminder that hospice care begins with listening. We don’t just treat symptoms — we learn who someone is, what matters to them, and how they want to be cared for.

It is an honor to be trusted with their stories. And it is our privilege to listen to their stories, protect their comfort, and uphold their wishes with respect and tenderness.

If you want to learn more, connect with us at: https://buff.ly/hYmsTKw

02/02/2026

Black History Month invites us to listen more closely — especially recognizing those voices in our industry that have advanced healthcare and transformed lives in the process. But it is also a reminder that we must continue to advocate for those who have often been overlooked or underserved due to background, income, or circumstances.

At Heart'n Soul Hospice, we are committed to meeting all families with cultural humility, important expertise, and compassionate care that respects lives and lived experiences.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, heard, and honored at the end of life — without exception.
We know trust is earned, and we're proud to advocate for equitable access to hospice care — because compassion should never have barriers.

💜 Learn more about our mission here: https://buff.ly/hYmsTKw

01/26/2026

At Heart’n Soul Hospice, we offer spiritual care that is more than a service — it’s a sacred presence.

Led by Sandy, our spiritual care coordinator, our chaplains and spiritual-care team walk alongside patients and caregivers through some of life’s hardest decisions, offering a calm place to land when emotions feel heavy or overwhelming.

💛They listen without judgment.
💛They help families process fear, guilt, grief, and the questions that come with end-of-life choices.
💛And they hold space for every story — with tenderness, dignity, and respect.

Their support often continues beyond a patient’s final days. Our team is honored to help families plan celebrations of life, funerals, and memorial services, and when asked, they will write eulogies, officiate, or simply show up to stand with a grieving family.

Learn more at: https://buff.ly/VApP6Sl

01/21/2026

This January — which is International Quality of Life Month — is not only a time to honor the comfort and dignity of those receiving care, but also the well-being of the caregivers who walk beside them.

For caregivers, honoring quality of life also means caring for your own health.
When you’re supporting a loved one, small steps can make a big difference.

Here are some daily practices that can help:
• Stay hydrated and nourished, even on the busiest days.
• Move your body — a short walk can restore clarity and calm.
• Create a simple routine that gives your mind a moment of predictability.
• Give yourself permission to rest — even short breaks can help you stay grounded.
• Stay connected — talk with a friend, support group, or member of our care team.
• Breathe deeply — grounding exercises can ease stress in moments of overwhelm.
• Ask for help — support is a sign of strength, not weakness.

At Heart n’ Soul Hospice, we see how deeply caregivers pour into their loved ones. We can guide, educate, and help ease the load. Because quality of life matters for everyone on the journey — patients and caregivers.

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51 Century BLVD. Suite 110
Nashville, TN
37214

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Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

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+16158353822

Website

https://heartnsoulhospice.com/

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