Montgomery Hospice, Inc.

Montgomery Hospice, Inc. Montgomery Hospice, Inc. is a nonprofit hospice serving Montgomery & Prince George's counties.

04/30/2026

Learning. Connecting. Growing.

A powerful few days at the NPHI Summit filled with meaningful conversations, shared insight, and new connections. Moments like these continue to shape how we show up for the communities we serve.

Thank you to our CEO Dr. Lee Anne West and COO Sara Mckay for representing our organization and engaging in the conversations that matter most.

Sometimes comfort looks like a wagging tail or a gentle nuzzle.On National Therapy Animal Day, we’re celebrating the inc...
04/30/2026

Sometimes comfort looks like a wagging tail or a gentle nuzzle.

On National Therapy Animal Day, we’re celebrating the incredible animals who bring peace, joy, and connection to our patients and families.

Stella, one of our Pet Companion volunteers, is a perfect example. Her visits create moments of calm, comfort, and even a few smiles when they’re needed most.

These PAW-some companions help gentle the journey in ways words cannot.

Have a gentle, certified therapy pet? You and your companion can make a difference too. Learn more and apply here:
https://ow.ly/yYPh50YKysT

Kicking off the summit at the opening reception. Our CEO and COO are connecting with fellow healthcare leaders, sharing ...
04/28/2026

Kicking off the summit at the opening reception. Our CEO and COO are connecting with fellow healthcare leaders, sharing ideas, and building relationships that strengthen care for the communities we serve.

Volunteer Spotlight: Diane BurnsA handwritten note. A shared cup of tea. A quiet visit.Diane Burns brings comfort in the...
04/27/2026

Volunteer Spotlight: Diane Burns

A handwritten note. A shared cup of tea. A quiet visit.

Diane Burns brings comfort in the moments that matter most. She supports our Bereavement team by helping with administrative work and writing every condolence card sent to families, making sure each one feels personal and meaningful.

You’ll also find her at Casey House during Teatime, helping create a warm and welcoming space, and occasionally visiting patients in their homes to offer companionship and care.

It’s volunteers like Diane who help gentle the journey for so many.

Interested in volunteering? Learn more here:
https://montgomeryhospice.org/get-involved/volunteer-application/

We are proud to share that our CEO, Dr. Lee-Anne West, and COO, Sara McKay, will be attending the National Partnership f...
04/24/2026

We are proud to share that our CEO, Dr. Lee-Anne West, and COO, Sara McKay, will be attending the National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation 2026 Summit: Quality in Action on April 27.

This national summit brings together leaders in hospice and serious illness care to advance quality, innovation, and patient-centered practices across the field.

Their participation reflects our commitment to strengthening how we serve patients and families across our community. We look forward to bringing back insights that continue to elevate compassionate, expert care.

Care at Casey House means comfort, dignity, and compassion during life’s most difficult moments.Right now, your gift can...
04/23/2026

Care at Casey House means comfort, dignity, and compassion during life’s most difficult moments.

Right now, your gift can go twice as far.

Through the Casey House Pledge Challenge, every dollar donated is matched 1:1 by the Eugene B. Casey Foundation, up to $1,000,000.

Your support helps fund the nurses and aides who provide expert, around-the-clock care for patients and their families.

Double your impact today:
https://ow.ly/6Svn50YKyK8

Care at the end of life should feel coordinated, not overwhelming.That is why hospice is built around a team, all workin...
04/21/2026

Care at the end of life should feel coordinated, not overwhelming.

That is why hospice is built around a team, all working together to support one person: the patient.

Surrounding them is a circle of care:
• A physician guiding the plan
• Nurses providing comfort and support
• Social workers helping families navigate decisions
• Chaplains offering spiritual care
• Hospice aides assisting with personal care

At Montgomery & Prince George’s Hospice, this team approach ensures no need goes unseen and no family feels alone.

If you or someone you love could benefit from this kind of support, speak with our care team today: (301) 921-4400

⭐ Staff Spotlight: Dr. Alexandria HoyWhat led Dr. Hoy to hospice care? A passion for meaningful conversations and helpin...
04/17/2026

⭐ Staff Spotlight: Dr. Alexandria Hoy

What led Dr. Hoy to hospice care? A passion for meaningful conversations and helping patients live in a way that reflects what matters most to them.

She shares:
“Choosing hospice is not about giving up. It is about shifting the focus to quality of life and supporting patients and families through a natural stage of life.”

At Montgomery & Prince George’s Hospice, our care is centered on you. Your goals. Your values. Your life.

Connecting sooner can mean better symptom management, more support at home, and more meaningful time with loved ones.

Learn more about how we can support you: montgomeryhospice.org

Today is Healthcare Decisions Day.It is a reminder that some of the most important conversations happen before a medical...
04/16/2026

Today is Healthcare Decisions Day.

It is a reminder that some of the most important conversations happen before a medical crisis.

At Montgomery & Prince George’s Hospice, we see how advance care planning brings clarity and comfort during serious illness, not just for patients, but for the families who love them.

When wishes are shared:
• Care reflects what matters most
• Stress and uncertainty are reduced
• Families feel supported, not overwhelmed

Our care teams are here to help guide these conversations with compassion and expertise.

Having the conversation is not about the end. It is about making sure your voice is heard every step of the way.

If you have not started, today is a meaningful place to begin.

Learn more: https://montgomeryhospice.org/hospice-care/advanced-care-planning/

This World Music Therapy Week, we’re highlighting the powerful role music therapy plays in expert hospice and palliative...
04/13/2026

This World Music Therapy Week, we’re highlighting the powerful role music therapy plays in expert hospice and palliative care.

At Montgomery & Prince George’s Hospice, our board-certified music therapists are part of an interdisciplinary team dedicated to whole-person care. Through evidence-based techniques, they help ease pain, reduce anxiety, and create meaningful moments for patients and families.

This is more than music. It is compassionate, clinical care that supports physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Because every moment matters. Learn more: https://montgomeryhospice.org/hospice-care/hospice-services/

⭐ Our Volunteers Are the Heart of Hospice ⭐From holding a hand to sharing a song, from visits with certified therapy pet...
04/06/2026

⭐ Our Volunteers Are the Heart of Hospice ⭐

From holding a hand to sharing a song, from visits with certified therapy pets to offering tea and comfort at Casey House, our volunteers bring warmth, kindness, and connection to every moment.

It is often the smallest gestures that mean the most.

During , we are so grateful for the incredible individuals who give their time, talents, and hearts to support our patients, families, and community.

Thank you for the compassion you bring and the difference you make each day.

Interested in joining our volunteer family? Learn more at www.montgomeryhospice.org/volunteer/.

⭐ Physician Spotlight: Dr. Grinberg ⭐What does it mean to provide expert, compassionate care at the end of life?For Dr. ...
04/03/2026

⭐ Physician Spotlight: Dr. Grinberg ⭐

What does it mean to provide expert, compassionate care at the end of life?

For Dr. Grinberg, it starts with honesty, presence, and truly listening.

During her training, she saw how avoiding difficult conversations can lead to miscommunication and unnecessary suffering. That experience shaped her approach, grounded in clarity, empathy, and connection during life’s most complex moments.

“People often think hospice means giving up,” she shares. “In reality, we deeply value life. We want patients to live as fully and comfortably as possible, celebrating meaningful moments and spending more time with the people they love while managing symptoms.”

Dr. Grinberg approaches every patient with curiosity and humility, taking the time to understand who they are, not just their illness, but their values, relationships, fears, and hopes.

Hospice care is not just about managing symptoms. It is about dignity, comfort, and human connection.

At Montgomery & Prince George’s Hospice, this is what expert, compassionate care looks like.

Connect sooner. Live better.

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Main Office: 700 King Farm Boulevard Suite 400
Rockville, MD
20850

Telephone

+13019214400

Website

http://www.princegeorgeshospice.org/

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Montgomery Hospice and Prince George’s Hospice is a nonprofit hospice serving residents of Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties in Maryland, founded in 1981. Our mission is to gentle the journey through serious illness and loss with skill and compassion. Our team of doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, spiritual counselors, social workers, certified nursing assistants, bereavement counselors and volunteers works with our patients and their families to provide quality end-of-life care in homes, extended care facilities and at Casey House, our acute care facility. Our professional counselors provide grief support and education for the community without charge. Montgomery Hospice and Prince George’s Hospice is accredited by The Joint Commission and is inspected (at least) every three years.