SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (August 27, 2019) – Hospice of Michigan, the state’s original and largest not-for-profit hospice provider, will host a series of free Coffee and Grief sessions every Wednesday in September, starting Sept. 4, from 10 until 11 a.m. at the Hospice of Michigan office located at 400 Galleria Officentre, Ste. 400 in Southfield. The sessions will run four consecutive Wednesday mornings and participants are welcome to bring their favorite cup of comfort.
Coffee and Grief is an informal support group in which participants can discuss a wide range of topics related to grief. These sessions are among the many free grief support services from Hospice of Michigan that offer a supportive environment for those struggling to cope with the loss of a loved one. All programs are open to anyone facing the loss of a loved one, regardless of whether they received care from HOM.
For more information and to register for Coffee and Grief, please contact Claudia Been at 248.334.1323 or cbeen@hom.org.
About Hospice of Michigan
A nationally recognized leader in end-of-life care, Hospice of Michigan (HOM) is the original – and largest – hospice in the state. A founding member of the NorthStar Care Community, the not-for-profit delivers the highest quality of care, raising more than $5 million each year to cover costs for the uninsured and underinsured. HOM offers a broad range of services to enhance the quality of life at the end of life. HOM also provides grief support and counseling, as well as caregiver education and support. A member of the NorthStar Care Community, HOM also provides palliative care through NorthStar Palliative Care, pediatric hospice care and compassionate support services through Jo Elyn Nyman Anchors Programs for Children, and education programs for physicians and health care professionals through the NorthStar Institute. The NorthStar Care Community also includes Arbor Hospice. In total, NorthStar Care Community members serve nearly 5,100 patients annually across Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. For more information, call 888.247.5701 or visit www.hom.org.