Heart'n Soul Hospice

06/05/2026

We often get the question from families about how they can support a loved one with Alzheimer’s in hospice. And we understand. It can feel very heavy and uncertain.

Here’s the first thing to remember: It doesn’t have to be complicated and you don’t need to have all the right words. Often, the most meaningful thing you can offer is simply your presence. 💜

Hold their hand.
Sit quietly with them.
Play soft music they’ve always loved.
Read to them.
Reduce stimulation — lower the lighting and TV volume.
Speak gently and calmly.

Even if it doesn’t seem like it, people can still feel your love, reassurance, and connection.

06/01/2026

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, and it’s an important time to share knowledge, support research efforts, and show compassion for those living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia along with their families and caregivers. 💜

Memory loss changes a lot, and navigating the cognitive decline of a loved one can be difficult, scary, confusing, stressful, and more.

At Heart’n Soul Hospice, we meet people where they are — honoring patients’ dignity and supporting loved ones through every stage of the journey.

If you’d like to learn more about our care services, visit our website: https://buff.ly/nW5QKDn

05/28/2026

❤️ Happening Tomorrow in Tallahassee ❤️

Heart'n Soul Hospice is proud to host the Healing Hearts Youth Bereavement Camp — a community outreach initiative supporting children navigating grief and loss.

This special event provides a safe and supportive space for children to heal, connect, and learn healthy ways to cope after losing someone important in their lives.

✨ Counselor support
✨ Fun activities
✨ Community resources
✨ Healing-focused experiences for children and families

📍 Old West Florida Enrichment Center
🗓 Tomorrow | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Lake Bradford Road | Tallahassee, FL

Volunteers are still needed and greatly appreciated, if interested please contact Muerriel

📞 (850) 900-9540
📧 [email protected]

Together, we can help young hearts heal, grow, and find hope. ❤️

Learn more here: https://buff.ly/bfFF1pr

05/25/2026

Memorial Day can bring up some very personal grief for families who have lost someone they love. In hospice, we see how memories stay close through stories, traditions, and even in the quiet, unexpected moments that catch people off guard.

Today, we honor those who served and the lives remembered, along with the families who carry those memories. We will not forget the sacrifices they’ve made.

05/21/2026

When families first reach out about hospice care, they’re often overwhelmed and unsure of what to ask or what comes next. Accessibility, in these moments, isn’t just about understanding systems or technology. It’s about true care and understanding, no matter a patient’s background.

It’s important that hospice providers take the time to explain things clearly and openly, provide space for questions, and offer care that feels within reach, with no barriers to entry.

At Heart’n Soul Hospice, we believe access should feel simple and supportive for all—especially when everything else feels complicated.

Learn more: https://buff.ly/D4eyo8N

05/18/2026

We often hear the concern that hospice care is only about the patient, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. At Heart’n Soul Hospice, our patients and their families become like family to us.

We accomplish this by recognizing the journey our patients’ families, caregivers, and their loved ones are on while in our care. Our spiritual care coordinator and co-founder, Sandy, knows how meaningful “being in the present” is for our patients and their loved ones, and he embraces how they are living their lives now.

From birthdays and anniversaries to special times with neighbors, community groups, family, children, and grandchildren, our team compassionately steps in to walk with you all the way through to the end.

Learn more: https://buff.ly/D4eyo8N

05/15/2026

For anyone who’s been an unpaid caregiver or is currently navigating that road, we know how taxing it can be. During Mental Health Awareness Month, please remember to take care of yourself, too. Here are a few things to remember:

1. Maintain healthy practices: Try your best to get adequate sleep, eat healthy meals, and drink water.

2. Take breaks to find joy: Integrate small bouts of rest or gentle movement into your day. A 10-minute walk in the sun, a coffee with a friend, or some time with a book can be restorative.

3. Don’t be afraid to delegate: Bring in support when you can. You cannot do everything alone.

4. Give yourself grace: Be kind to yourself, especially when you feel like something went wrong.

5. Get professional support: Counseling or therapy can be incredibly therapeutic. Spiritual care providers are also available in hospice.

6. Join a support group: Being in the company of others who understand what you’re going through can help you feel less alone.

05/14/2026

05/12/2026

When things feel scary and uncertain, hospice nurses bring steadiness and comfort into the room.

They’re managing symptoms and medications, of course, but they’re also answering questions, easing fears, and helping families understand what’s happening in real time. Often, they’re the ones people turn to when they don’t know what to expect next.

Today, on International Nurses Day, we express our gratitude for the nurses who show up with both skill and compassion, and who make some of life’s hardest moments feel a little more manageable.

05/10/2026

Mothers often play the role of someone’s biggest fan, confidante, friend, and mentor, which makes losing them all the more difficult.

So, when Mother's Day comes around, we know it isn't always a time of celebration. The day amplifies feelings of grief for the moms who are sick with a life-limiting illness or who are no longer here.

Wherever this day finds you—whether you’re celebrating, missing your mom, or sitting beside someone in a hospital bed—we stand alongside you with understanding.