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Hospice of the Valley, the Hospice of Arizona™, is a nonprofit dedicated to bringing comfort, dignity and compassionate care to our community since 1977.

Our interdisciplinary care teams care for you in the comfort of home, surrounded by the people and things you love.

03/12/2026

We were honored to take part in the 2026 Tucson Veteran StandDown, an incredible event bringing veterans together with vital community resources. Eileen Dullum, manager of Hospice of the Valley’s Saluting Our Veterans program, proudly represented our agency, joined by her husband, Bryan, a Navy veteran. We’re grateful for the partnerships we're building with Tucson’s veteran community and the organizations dedicated to supporting those who served.

03/11/2026

Join Hospice of the Valley Dementia Program Director Maribeth Gallagher for a free workshop on Saturday, March 28, from 9-11 a.m. at La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church in Scottsdale. Learn how dementia progresses and strategies to maintain connection and reduce caregiving stress. RSVP at lacasadecristo.com/dementia or call (480) 948-1234.

03/10/2026

Baxter the Bobcat helped to set the mood for an inspiring morning with our generous Arizona Diamondbacks. The hometown team is celebrating an amazing milestone: $100 million in charity giving to Arizona nonprofits, including Hospice of the Valley. We are grateful to partner with such a wonderful organization in caring for our community. Cheryl Thomas and Lin Sue Flood were proud to represent our organization.

03/09/2026

We are so grateful for the kindness of the Glendale Woman's Club. Naomi Buerkle dropped off 100 beautiful handwritten cards to honor our amazing staff for the compassionate care they provide to our patients and families. We appreciate this recognition of our dedicated care teams; they truly love what they do! Jill Evans, director of clinical services at our West Clinical Office, was thrilled to accept the donation on behalf of Hospice of the Valley.

03/06/2026

Our clinical teams in Tucson recently received specialized dementia training that included an experience we call “Dementia Moments.” It simulates the frustration that people with dementia encounter as cognition and processing speed decline. This demonstrates how vital empathy and understanding are when providing care to those living with Alzheimer's and other dementias.

03/05/2026

We are grateful for community partners like Care Fund, a nonprofit that provides temporary housing assistance to Arizona families in dire need whose children are fighting a life-limiting disease. Pictured: Hospice of the Valley's Lin Sue Flood (center) and Care Fund's Yvette Sierra (left) and Melissa Fleeger.

03/04/2026

This week on Health Futures, Hospice of the Valley’s Lin Sue Flood and JoEllen Feltham talk about caregiving, dementia support and finding help without feeling alone. Heartfelt thanks to host Bob Roth of Cypress HomeCare Solutions for an engaging conversation. Click below to listen, or use this link to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MV25KE3Whg

Podcast Episode · Health Futures with Host Bob Roth · March 3 · 56m

03/03/2026

What are the odds that a Hospice of the Valley patient and volunteer once served the same president? Thanks to Lovin’ Life in Phoenix for sharing the only‑in‑a‑million story behind their tribute visit!

As an Air Force One pilot, Donald Krause lived by a strict mandate: Land within 30 seconds of the scheduled touchdown. Ronald Reagan trusted him so much that when Donald

03/02/2026

Big thanks to Deb's Dragons and Other Misunderstood Creatures for sharing their beautiful reptiles with the Adult Day Club members at our Dementia Care and Education Campus. They were curious, brave, delighted and full of smiles from start to finish!

03/01/2026

March is National Social Work Month, and we're celebrating the incredible social workers at Hospice of the Valley! They advocate passionately for our patients and families and go above and beyond each day to make every moment count. Thank you for leading with kindness and compassion. Here are just a few of them.

02/28/2026

Our community partners never cease to amaze us with their hospitality and creative events. Hospice of the Valley liaisons Yvette Jimenez and Michell Faddoul‑Ptacek had a wonderful time with Bryan and Susie Trask of Arizona Homestead assisted living in Tucson during their community rodeo.🐎

02/27/2026

Watch out, piano duets — there’s a new team in town! When Hospice of the Valley nurse Kathy Mander visited her patient Jo Ann, the two instantly bonded over their shared love of piano. Even at 89 and living with dementia, Jo Ann sat down and played “Amazing Grace” and “Away in a Manger” from memory. They were all smiles sharing the keyboard. Just another day in the life of our amazing nurses! 🎹🩺❤️

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1510 E Flower Street
Phoenix, AZ
85014

Website

https://www.hov.org/

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Our Story

For more than 40 years, Hospice of the Valley has cared for people with serious, chronic illness and supports their families in the comfort of home. We provide symptom relief, addressing the patient’s medical, emotional and spiritual needs. As one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit hospices, we serve Maricopa and northern Pinal counties in central Arizona. Since 1977, our mission has been constant: comfort and dignity as life nears its end. No one is ever turned away, regardless of insurance status or financial means.

Our services go beyond hospice care, helping those with serious illness who aren’t ready for hospice.

We care for people at all stages of dementia. We assist people transitioning from hospital to home. A nurse is available by phone 24/7. Bilingual care teams serve Spanish speakers. Pediatric and perinatal programs support medically fragile children. Massage, aromatherapy, music and pet visits improve quality of life. We support families every step of the way.