Hospice care is our specialty.
Hospice of Douglas County provides the best possible care for those at end of life. We believe it starts with being open to the idea of discussing what is most important to you and your family when facing a serious illness. At Hospice of Douglas County care is provided by a team of health care professionals that have expertise in end of life care. Providing hospice care for over 30 years in our community has allowed us to develop a deep understanding of how to deliver exceptional compassionate care. We staff at levels that allow us to meet the individualized needs of each patient and their family.
We are a comprehensive hospice program located in Alexandria, MN, that serves Douglas County and surrounding communities. Our team has provided compassionate care for terminally ill patients and support for their family members since 1983.
“Our ultimate goal, after all, is not a good death but a good life to the very end”
– Atul Gawande, Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End
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POSITION VACANCY – Hospice RN-Casual
Are you an RN looking for meaningful casual work? Join a team that provides exceptional care at end of life. Hospice of Douglas County is looking for a caring and compassionate RN to support our on-call team working some evenings and weekends. Flexible work hours and...
Memorial Butterfly Release
Memorial Butterfly Release - August 7, 2019
Hospice of Douglas County Receives Award
Hospice Honors Award
Suggested Questions to Ask When Choosing a Hospice
Choosing the best hospice provider for your loved one is very important, although not necessarily as difficult as you might think. It requires a little preparation in asking relevant questions to ensure the best care possible. Suggested Questions to Ask When Choosing...
What Mortality Can Teach Us About Living
Based on The Four Things That Matter Most, Dr. Byock's message is hopeful and uplifting. He encourages health care providers to reconsider how they care for patients facing serious illness and all of us to rethink how we view death and how we might live better lives,...
