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Friday, September 1, 2023
As reported by In Business
The Urban League of Greater Madison, in collaboration with Agrace Hospice, has announced its Caregiver & CNA Career Pathway Training. Continue Reading…
Friday, September 1, 2023
As reported by NBC15
Live music fundraiser Sips and Sounds returns this October to celebrate its ‘Golden Birthday,’ Agrace Annual Giving Manager Cassie Hartje said. Continue Reading…
Monday, August 28, 2023
If someone you know is aging, seriously ill, dying or grieving, they can turn to Agrace for support. A local, nonprofit, community-supported health care organization, Agrace is well-known for its hospice care and supportive (palliative) care services. People also rely on Agrace for non-medical personal care, adult day services and grief support across southern Wisconsin. Continue Reading…
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
As reported by WisBusiness
The Agrace Adult Day Center is a supportive place for seniors who have memory loss or cognitive decline—and it gives their families a brief respite from their daily care. To support the needs of both clients and families, Agrace has appointed Karen Wheelock as the Adult Day Center’s manager and Mary Severson as its resource specialist.
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
As published by The Washington Post, Perspective by Keri Wiginton
Friday, July 28, 2023
As reported by WKOW-27 News
Everyone manages grief differently, but thanks to Agrace, people in southern Wisconsin do not have to do so alone.
The organization has grief support programs for a variety of ages: children, young adults and adults.
Tuesday, July 25, 2023
As reported by WMTV-NBC15
After revealing it would be closing for good this summer, the Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin said Thursday that its remaining financial assets will be transferred to other organizations that support dementia research and care.
ADAW Executive Director Jeff Hamm and Board President Carol Koby explained the nonprofit’s assets will go on to support participants in dementia studies and outreach in Dane County’s African American community, as well as care in nursing homes and community-based residential facilities. Funds will be transferred to five community organizations:
Thursday, July 6, 2023
As reported by Hospice News, Jim Parker
Individuals in several states have been securing hospice licenses only to turn them around in a quick sale. A number of these hospices are accredited, prompting calls for greater oversight of organizations with deeming authority.
A surge of newly licensed hospices has swelled in California, Arizona, Texas and Nevada. Many of these have been accused of gaming the Medicare system and delivering poor-quality care.
Tuesday, June 13, 2023
Agrace has appointed Susan Collins, Carey Gehl and Lisa Olson to its board of directors, and Mark Pent and Susan Schmitz to the Agrace Foundation board.
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