Monarch Hospice

Monarch Hospice Locally owned & operated, we pride ourselves in providing the most personal comfort care possible.

Our mission is to assist patients with living the last months of their lives comfortably and with dignity. This means not spending the last months in a hospital suffering through treatments or tests that make them ill or uncomfortable. We present options to allow our patients quality time with their loved ones. We provide support and education to family and loved ones so they are comfortable with end of life care.

One of our amazing owners 🧡
08/20/2026

One of our amazing owners 🧡

FROM THE VOICES OF THE EMPLOYEES       AT MONARCH HOSPICE!!We asked our employees “Why do you like working at Monarch Ho...
07/28/2026

FROM THE VOICES OF THE EMPLOYEES
AT MONARCH HOSPICE!!

We asked our employees “Why do you like working at Monarch Hospice?”.

Continue reading to see some of the responses from our employees 😊

“The day I walked into the office I witnessed laughter, smiling faces, and very polite people. It was so comfortable I thought there were no bosses in the building and was surprised to find out they were present and wanted to talk to me right away. Since being here I find the atmosphere of Monarch Hospice is peaceful, caring, and helpful. There is a sense of TEAM at Monarch.”

“I love working at Monarch for the "everyone is here to help" atmosphere and that everyone is valued and appreciated.”

“I definitely like the appreciation, teamwork, compassion and education.”

“My favorite thing about Monarch is that "adding life to days, when days cannot be added to life" isn't just something to look good and catch a person's attention. The culture of the company has always been to foster and embrace our patients and the relationship we have with them and there's nothing better than being given the space to genuinely love the people you take care of.”

“Working here has reminded me why I became a nurse in the first place. It has reignited my passion for caring for others and made me genuinely love nursing again. Being surrounded by people who share the same compassion and dedication has made all the difference.”

“I choose to work because here you have provided the freedom to allow this to be part of my calling instead of a job.”

“From my perspective, Monarch has a culture that strives to elevate each staff member to the best version of themselves. I have noticed the effort put into training and managing expectations from the ground up. I feel that sets us apart from some of the larger organizations that rely on corporate processes. After experiencing both, I can honestly say I prefer the family style organizational model found here at Monarch. In my opinion, it helps us to better serve our patient community!”

“My favorite part is that we are privately owned by the greatest bosses I could ask for. You guys treat us like family.”

“There are a few things I’d like to say I like about Monarch…
*one on one time with each individual patient
*you work mostly by yourself so there’s no drama
*I’m not using my big wrangler and wearing it out driving everywhere
*I dont have to pay for gas driving
*fun festivities like the pirates game, walks, etc.
*uniforms are provided”

“From the pay, to the benefits, to the car, the IRA match, Christmas Party, Pirates Game Monarch is above average, treats employees like family, and truly cares about each employee. Managers and owners are there, available, and willing to help. Whether it’s Monarch related or a personal thing that you just need a listening ear for, everyone is there. And when they are there with you, they are present.”

“I will finish my career at Monarch Hospice, where I am respected, heard, cared for, loved, and corrected. It’s not just a job or a place of employment, it’s a family of team members working together to help people. Life can’t be any better than that.”

Monarch is always looking to add good people to our team!! ❤️

If this sounds like an atmosphere you would like to be part of, please reach out to us at 724-335-1600. 🥰

06/23/2026

Its Taco Tuesday 🌮
So of course fun & tacos were enjoyed by all 😁💃 Harmony at Harts Run

Unveiling of the honor wall at overlook green ! What a beautiful way to honor our soldiers both living and past on. It w...
05/22/2026

Unveiling of the honor wall at overlook green ! What a beautiful way to honor our soldiers both living and past on. It was truly a pleasure to work with bethel park American legion 760 and overlook green to unveil their wall.
Happy Memorial Day to everyone and to those who sacrificed all for our freedoms !

Another monarch story. Nurses honoring nurses is a beautiful thing !
04/29/2026

Another monarch story. Nurses honoring nurses is a beautiful thing !

We remember and honor the life and 49 year nursing career of Gloria Micozzi. 4/26/2026

There are so many stories just like this. But here is one of Monarchs.
04/29/2026

There are so many stories just like this. But here is one of Monarchs.

Linda Miller touched so many lives. She was the oldest child in her family and according to John, who was a younger child in her neighborhood, they all listened to Linda or else! Linda went to Shadyside Hospital School of Nursing, graduating in 1969. Sue Frye lived in the dorm room next to Linda. She said that Linda wanted to be involved in the PA. State Nursing Association. They were good friends & Linda even held a party for Sue’s engagement.
After nursing school, Linda joined the Army. She became a Lieutenant in the Nursing Corps, serving stateside during the Vietnam War, although it was reported that she rarely spoke of that time and experiences.
After discharge from the Army, Linda worked in many areas. She eventually gravitated to hospice nursing and became an administrator. Colleen DeMarko recalled that Linda made her feel welcomed from day one when she joined Grane Hospice. Colleen said, “Linda was Old School with lots of hands-on experience.” Their friendship continued after they stopped working for Grane. Colleen shared that she laughed every time Linda spoke of her grandchildren, because she got the craziest smile on her face. Colleen counts herself as lucky to have known Linda.
Becky Stein also said she had the honor of working with and learning from Linda at Grane Hospice. She said that Linda was a very knowledgeable and compassionate nurse, a fierce advocate for her patients and a wonderful person.
In her spare time, Linda liked to cook and read and travel. She was a strong and independent woman, nurse, wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She provided peace and care to hundreds of patients and their families as a hospice nurse, and taught, inspired, and led many nurses in the field of hospice care, including the owner of Monarch Hospice. When life’s end came, for both Linda’s husband Clifford and herself, they were both attended by a hospice nurse trained by Linda. Linda Miller did indeed touch so many lives.
Linda was also very proud of all of her nieces and nephews who went into nursing and/or healthcare. We would like to acknowledge them at this time by having them stand.

Easter fun was had!
04/15/2026

Easter fun was had!

04/15/2026
Volunteers please join us for a luncheon honoring everything you do . You are the heartbeat of Monarch. please Rsvp to M...
04/10/2026

Volunteers please join us for a luncheon honoring everything you do . You are the heartbeat of Monarch. please Rsvp to Matt by April 24th 2026

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2837 Leechburg Road
Lower Burrell, PA
15068

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