Myth: Hospice Means Giving Up Hope

You deserve to know the truth. Let Heartland dispel this common hospice myth.

When Living with Memory Loss - Motion as Lotion

Learn about the benefits of exercise for caregivers and those living with Alzheimer's or a related dementia.

Young Heartland Hospice Patient Meets WWE Idol

“As soon as I heard about Giovann, his family and his story, I knew Heartland Hospice needed to do something special for this young man!”

Thinking of Others During the Holidays - Vigil Volunteers

At this time of year, many people are thinking about ways to give back, do good and help others.

Managing the Holiday Blues: Be Realistic

Do not be paralyzed by those inevitable moments of sadness, fatigue or anxiety or let them throw you off course.

Heartland Hospice Helps Veteran Patient Celebrate Christmas

“It was very heartwarming to help fulfill someone’s last wish. It truly brought tears to my eyes just to see something that what I might think is so simple, brightens someone else’s day. It really is about the simple things in life that bring the greatest amounts of joy, which is a great reminder around this time of year."

Orchestrating Self-Care When Living with Dementia

Many studies point to the importance of self-care for caregivers. Learn more about why taking time for yourself is so important.

Managing the Holiday Blues: Do Not Overeat or Drink Too Much

Take a moderate approach to food and drink.

Giving the Gift of Time for Dementia Caregivers

Veteran Recognition Ceremony Held by Heartland Hospice and Arden Courts

This Veteran’s Day, Heartland Hospice and Arden Courts of Glen Ellyn co-hosted a “We Honor Veterans” recognition ceremony for all of the veteran residents.