Great Hospice story from NPR

October 24, 2017

Andrew has been teaching (and preaching) that Hospice needs to move back toward its volunteer roots. Here’s a great story from NPR about volunteer-based Hospice: www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/10/20/558819081/rural-hospice-that-spurns-federal-funds-has-offered-free-care-for-40-years

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