HOME. . .

It's where those with a terminal illness want to be. The Tri-State Hospital Hospice Program helps them remain there.

FAMILY. . .

The strength of the family, with the help from theTri-State Hospital Hospice Team, makes a difference for the terminally ill.

Tri-State Hospital Hospice serves to strengthen the patient / family unit by providing the services of a nurse, social worker, medical director, chaplain, home health aide, volunteers, therapists, and others. In many cases Hospice provides medications, equipment, and supplies to increase comfort.

CARING. . .

The word that describes Tri-State Hospital Hospice services for families dealing with terminal illness.

Tri-State Hospital Hospice continues to provide care for the family after the death through follow-up bereavement visits and grief support groups are available to any family member.

VOLUNTEERS. . .

Are the foundation of Hospice care. Volunteers provide support in a variety of ways, but perhaps the most important is their compassionate presence.

The Tri-State Hospital Hospice Program has a dedicated group of patient care and bereavement support volunteers. Hospice offers volunteer training each year.

For volunteer information, please call (509)-758-2568

COMMUNITY. . .

Is at the very essence of Hospice care. Without community support Tri-State Hospital Hospice could not continue its mission to care for terminally ill people and their families within their own home.

For Information on supporting Hospice Care please contact the Tri-State Hospital Foundation. (509)-758-4902

Tri-State Memorial Hospital Home Health & Hospice is located at: 
1100 Highland, Clarkston, WA. Click Here for a Map.