Comfort Companion Volunteer

Posted 3 days ago

optimal care hospiceBlissfield (MI)

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Junior

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About the role

Comfort Companion VolunteerLooking to do something meaningful? Consider building rewarding relationships with local hospice patients. Optimal Care is looking for compassionate individuals willing to donate their time to provide exceptional end-of-life care to these patients as well as their families. As a Comfort Champion Volunteer, you will visit patients in local nursing facilities and/or their private residence. You will provide companionship, play cards/games, watch TV, read books and so much more. The Greatest Generation has given us so much. By giving the gift of time, you will make a special impact in the lives of those facing life's final journey. If you are a good listener, non-judgmental, adaptable and have a strong desire to reach out with love and concern for others become a Comfort Champion Volunteer today! For more information, please call us at (800) 490-1742 or email volunteer@optimal.care Mission Statement: To Serve Together, Provide Value and Deliver Exceptional Quality Care. At Optimal Care, we believe everyone connected to us should Expect Exceptional - our patients, families, care providers and community partners. Our purpose is to care for the seriously ill population and surround those affected by life limiting illness with unmatched levels of care. Optimal Care promotes a family culture of doing what is right for our patients, wherever they call home.

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