Community Hospice

05/04/2026

Off The Bookshelf — Books We Love for the Journey
"Healing After Loss" by Martha Whitmore Hickman is a beloved daily meditation book for those who have experienced the death of a loved one.

With short, gentle reflections for every day of the year, it meets grieving hearts wherever they are — without demanding they be further along than they are.
Whether you're in the earliest, most raw days of grief or years into your journey, this book is a quiet companion that reminds you: healing is possible.
Ask about our bereavement support resources.

(912) 537-0063 | thecommunityhospice.com/grief-support

04/28/2026

Caregiving is an act of profound love - but even the most devoted caregiver has limits. And that's okay.

Signs of caregiver burnout:
-Feeling resentful, isolated, or hopeless
-Constant exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix
-Getting sick more often
-Increased irritability or emotional numbness
-Withdrawing from friends and activities you once enjoyed

If any of these sound familiar, please know: asking for help is not weakness - it's wisdom.

Community Hospice supports the whole family, not just the patient. Talk to us.

(912) 537-0063 | thecommunityhospice.com/patients-families

04/25/2026

We’re proud to support the Vidalia Onion Run and be part of such a fun tradition that brings our community together! Be sure to stop by, snap a picture, and tag Vidalia Onion Run! 🏃 🏃‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️

04/22/2026

04/22/2026

GROUNDS & BUILDING MAINTENANCE POSITION! This FULL TIME position is available immediately and offers full-time benefits, including health, life, and other insurance options, 401K, paid leave for vacation, sick, and family sick time, and more. Apply in person at 904 Mt. Vernon Road, Vidalia, or email your resume t0 jrichter@trilogyhealth.com.

04/20/2026

Community Hospice is hiring for the FULL-TIME position of GROUNDS/BUILDING MAINTENANCE. This position also includes occasional work with non-emergency transport and medical equipment. Apply today to join our growing team!

04/20/2026

Losing someone doesn't end your need for support, and at Community Hospice, our care for families continues long after their loved one has passed.

Our bereavement program includes:
-Regular check-in calls and mailings in the months following a loss
-Individual support and referrals to counseling
-Connection to local grief support groups
-Educational resources for navigating grief

Grief has no timeline. And you don't have to walk it alone.
(912) 537-0063 | thecommunityhospice.com/grief-support

04/17/2026

One of the greatest gifts you can give your family is clarity.
An advance directive lets you put your healthcare wishes in writing so that if you're ever unable to speak for yourself, your voice is still heard.

It covers important decisions like:
-Do you want life-sustaining treatment?
-Who will make decisions on your behalf?
-What does a "good death" mean to you?

These conversations aren't easy - but they are powerful. Our team can help guide you through the process.

(912) 537-0063 | thecommunityhospice.com

04/13/2026

Behind every family we serve is a social worker making sure nothing falls through the cracks.

Our social workers connect families with the benefits and resources they need so they can focus on what matters most: time together.

They help families:
✅ Understand insurance & Medicare/Medicaid benefits
✅ Connect with community resources
✅ Plan for what lies ahead with confidence

At Community Hospice, no family walks alone.

04/10/2026

💙 Our hearts are with the family and loved ones of Baby Kai. Holding you in our thoughts and prayers, and wishing you comfort and peace in the midst of sorrow.💙

04/10/2026

CALLING CNA's to join our team of caring, coompassionate professionals in providing comprehensive end-of-life care! E-mail your resume today, or stop by 904 Mt. Vernon Road, Vidalia to complete an application.

*Certification is required.

04/10/2026

Off The Bookshelf — Books We Love for the Journey

"I Miss You: A First Look at Death" by Pat Thomas is a gentle, honest picture book that helps young children understand death and grief in age-appropriate language.

Losing a grandparent, a parent, or someone dear is confusing for little ones. This book opens the door for important conversations - with warmth, not fear.

If you're helping a child in your family process loss, this is a beautiful place to start. Ask about the grief resources available through Community Hospice.

(912) 537-0063 | thecommunityhospice.com/grief-support