Hospice of the South Plains

08/08/2026

Hospice of the South Plains participated in
The Garrison Geriatric “Back to School Bash”. Ashley, Nolan and Al served root beer floats. Lots of fun for all!

12/16/2025

"My mom passed this morning and I just want to get the word out that Hospice of the South Plains did an outstanding job. Thank you to David, Keena and Robinhood ( She'll know who I'm talking about) for your compassion and support." says Curtis on Google

★★★★★ My mom passed this morning and I just want to get the word out that Hospice of the South Plains did an outstanding job. Thank you to David, Keena and Robinhood ( She'll know who I'm talking about) for your compassion and support.

11/25/2025

"Feel So Completely Blessed🌈 Satisfied and Thankful for Them!!!,,🩵 They were Heaven sent at a crucial time in my husband's life after being dismissed from Hospice of Lubbock aka (Conpassas) to palliative care clinic (which honestly caring is last thing on their agenda!!!) We ended up having to pay for pain meds out of pocket and they were only allowing him to get 2 pain meds at a crucial time instead of All.." says Isabel on Google

★★★★★ Feel So Completely Blessed🌈 Satisfied and Thankful for Them!!!,,🩵 They were Heaven sent at a crucial time in my husband's life after being dismissed from Hospice of Lubbock aka (Conpassas) to palliative care clinic (which honestly caring is last thing on their agenda!!!) We end...

11/03/2025

Lisa Carson, owner of Comfort Keepers and leader of the Feed Seniors Now project, along with volunteer Judy Walton, proudly presented Jan D’Orsay and her team at Hospice of the South Plains with a First Place plaque. Hospice of the South Plains donated an incredible 311 pounds of food—helping provide weekend meals for 675 Meals on Wheels recipients. This generous contribution marks the largest donation made by a healthcare company this year!
Together, we’re making a real difference for seniors in our community.

10/21/2025

"Everyone there was just wonderful and so helpful they helped my sister pass peacefully and with respect can't say how much that ment to me God Bless all of you" says Gary on Google

★★★★★ Everyone there was just wonderful and so helpful they helped my sister pass peacefully and with respect can't say how much that ment to me God Bless all of you

08/30/2025

"The compassion, love, and care you all showed my Dad and my family was a true reflection of God's work. You helped us feel less alone, and gave our family peace knowing my Dad was in the best hands possible.
We would especially like to thank Andrea and Manuela. The way they cared for him went beyond tending to his physical needs. They always treated him with respect, patience, and dignity. They were true angels.." says Evaleen on Google

★★★★★ The compassion, love, and care you all showed my Dad and my family was a true reflection of God's work. You helped us feel less alone, and gave our family peace knowing my Dad was in the best hands possible. We would especially like to thank Andrea and Manuela. The way they cared for...

05/01/2025

At the end of life, it’s not just about care—it’s about compassion, presence, and peace.
Discover how hospice nurses, aides, and chaplains walk with families through life’s most sacred moments.

📖 Read the full story: https://hospiceofthesouthplains.com/blog/

04/21/2025

"Could not have chosen a better Hospice to support my Da during his passing to Heaven. Dr Klein was amazing Mary was amazing and David and Lashae made to admission easy and smooth. Could not have better people taking care of us." says Michelle on Google

★★★★★ Could not have chosen a better Hospice to support my Da during his passing to Heaven. Dr Klein was amazing Mary was amazing and David and Lashae made to admission easy and smooth. Could not have better people taking care of us.

04/21/2025

Happy National Volunteer Appreciation Week! We want to thank each of our amazing volunteers who selflessly contribute their time and their heart to make a difference in our patient's lives. Our Spotlight Volunteer is Austin Owens, who has been volunteering with our patients for over 2 years. Austin always becomes an invaluable friend to every patient he visits, and he always takes the time to form a true bond and relationship. He is always positive and friendly and he once said that he is always striving to make his mom proud.

"I started volunteering with Hospice of the South Plains because I wanted to help people, but I quickly realized that volunteering for hospice offers so much more than just an opportunity to make a difference in others’ lives. It provides a profound perspective on a part of healthcare that often goes unnoticed. The insight I’ve gained has been invaluable, and the relationships I have made along the way have forever impacted my life." – Austin Luke Owens

If you would like more information about volunteering with patients or in our office, please give us a call! 806-783-0382