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Please consider a contribution to Hospice of the Valley - AZ or Aplastic Anemia And Mds International Foundation.

Background

Hospice of the Valley provided great care during the final months of Otto's life. He greatly appreciated being able to remain in his home with Avis and the support and care provided by HOV.

When Otto was first diagnosed with MDS it was a fairly rare disease. AAMDS provided much of the early information available about his illness. Otto attended multiple conferences put on by AAMDS and discussed his case with many of the doctors and researchers.
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About Hospice of the Valley - AZ

Hospice of the Valley is proud of our 43-year history of caring and humbled by the more than 19,000 patients who entrust us with their care each year. Founded In 1977 by a handful of volunteers, our Mission - bringing comfort, dignity and compassionate care to our community - hasn't wavered in all those years. Today, we provide home-based Supportive Care to manage acute and chronic illness, improve quality of life and help families access community resources. Supportive Care for Dementia works with patients and families in meeting the challenges of living well with a disease that often lasts years. The Hospice of the Valley Dementia Care and Education Campus is set to open in late 2021 to support those at all stages of dementia.

As a non-profit, Hospice of the Valley's safety net of care extends to those without ability to pay. In 2019, more than $10 million in services were provided to our community.
We have never turned anyone away for lack of insurance or financial means. But we couldn't do it without the community's generosity.

Thanks to contributions from you, we are able to care for people who have nowhere else to turn, giving exceptional care and peace of mind to patients and their families at one of life's most vulnerable times. Donations help us provide some of the "extras," such as music, massage and pet therapy. We care for medically fragile babies and children; provide community grief support for children and adults; and offer a senior placement service to help families find supportive living arrangements. We assist families with preparing a living will and end-of-life planning. We support family caregivers with mindfulness meditation programs to ease stress.

We feel honored and privileged to serve our community. Thank you for your trust in us.

Frequently asked questions

Answered by a team member at Hospice of the Valley - AZ

  • What is your mission?

    Bringing comfort, dignity and compassionate care to our community.

  • How are donations used?

    As a non-profit, Hospice of the Valley's safety net of care extends to those without ability to pay. In 2019, more than $10 million in services were provided to our community.
    We have never turned anyone away for lack of insurance or financial means. But we couldn't do it without the community's generosity.

    Thanks to contributions from you, we are able to care for people who have nowhere else to turn, giving exceptional care and peace of mind to patients and their families at one of life's most vulnerable times. Donations help us provide some of the "extras," such as music, massage and pet therapy. We care for medically fragile babies and children; provide community grief support for children and adults; and offer a senior placement service to help families find supportive living arrangements. We assist families with preparing a living will and end-of-life planning. We support family caregivers with mindfulness meditation programs to ease stress.

    We feel honored and privileged to serve our community. Thank you for your trust in us.

  • What is the history of your organization?

    Providing comfort and dignity as life nears its end since 1977.

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Dr. James "Otto" Berg