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My aunt who was lovingly known as the bleached blonde barmaid with a witty and wicked sense of humor, once told me, “Craig, you have to stop telling people what you do for a living.…
My aunt who was lovingly known as the bleached blonde barmaid with a witty and wicked sense of humor, once told me, “Craig, you have to stop telling people what you do for a living.…
The streets are no place to die By: Craig Dresang, CEO Earlier this year, one of YoloCares’ sister hospices received a call from a hospital discharge planner who asked if they were equipped to provide…
Good and necessary trouble By: Craig Dresang, CEOJune 21, 2023 More than 40 years ago, as an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, the nation’s first hospices played a pivotal role in creating safe and…
Mom’s wisdom never dies By Craig Dresang, CEO During the summer of 2022, I crossed an invisible mile marker, reaching a more advanced age than my mom did when she died. From that scorching August…
California Hospice Network Affiliate CEO pens opening chapter for End-of-Life Ethics in a Changing World By: Gia Martucci, Marketing and Communications Specialist April 7, 2023 – The Hospice Foundation of America’s (HFA) newest book, End-of-Life…
Surprising and little-known facts about hospice By: Craig Dresang, CEO Death is inevitable, but it does not always need to become a tragic string of crises. More often than not, people living with a life-limiting…