Culture lives in everyday moments of trust, teamwork, and care. HR Director Kellie Dahl shares what the Top Workplace 2025 honor means to a team built on heart and purpose.

Not all goodbyes are peaceful. When the end-of-life journey involves a difficult relationship, the Minnesota Hospice team offers you support without judgment.

Hospice isn’t about the final days—it’s about improving quality of life, supporting families, and making every moment count.

At Minnesota Hospice, we handle the practical details so families can focus on on their loved ones.

Everyday, we make countless decisions, but one of the most critical choices we can make is planning for our future healthcare preferences.

Each November, we pause to recognize the compassion, dignity, and support at the heart of hospice and palliative care—and the people who make it possible

When it comes to end-of-life care, Minnesota Hospice believes in the strength and efficiency of a team. The phrase ‘team approach to hospice care’ is more than just a set of words; it’s a philosophy we embody.

When faced with the need for hospice care, families often find themselves navigating a myriad of questions and concerns. Among the most pressing is: “Does hospice charge for services?” It’s a valid question.

November, with its gentle embrace of autumn and the onset of winter, holds a significant place in the heart of healthcare workers as it marks the commemoration of National Hospice and Palliative Care Month.

Hospice volunteers offer presence, compassion, and connection—making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients, families, and our care team.