At Absolute, we believe the best way to spread Christmas cheer is to sing loud for all to hear - oh wait... that was actually Buddy, the Elf, who said that. Let's start this again. At Absolute, what we actually believe is, the best way to connect and celebrate with our team i
Read MoreThe holidays aren't jolly for all of us. For those who've experienced loss, it can be excruciating - hear our tips for getting through them.
Read MoreThe holiday season is typically a joyous time! However, for some, the holidays can be a more difficult time of year, particularly for those faced with health issues.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s and the death of a partner are devastating enough all on their own, but when the two major life changes happen at the same time, the aftermath is beyond heartbreaking. Many adult children have to deal with how to tell their surviving parent that their spouse has died.
Read MoreWhen our volunteer coordinator, Margaret Mullen, reached out to The University of Akron to inquire about ticket prices and wheelchair accessibility for an upcoming Akron Zips Football game for one of our patients – she had no idea the amount of generosity that would greet her on the other side.
Read MoreLosing a spouse can be life-shattering at any age. When you’re a senior, that overwhelming sense of loss can be even more devastating. You haven’t just lost a loved one -- a husband or wife -- but you’re now feeling completely alone, having to move on without your life partner.
Read MoreWe recently connected with Kendra Bennett, nurse-aide for Absolute Hospice to learn why she's passionate about hospice care.
Read MoreWe've all been in that awkward position of not wanting to overstep those personal boundaries. But, when someone is ill - what rules apply? You want to be helpful, not overbearing. Where's the line? Well, you have more of a leash than you realize. See these to tips to learn more.
Read MoreWhether it’s for ourselves or a loved one, hospice care is something that we may all need someday. And, it’s crucial to know that we do have the option to choose the treatment and care received at the end of life.
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