East End Hospice and Suffolk County Community College have partnered to introduce the state’s first hospice-specific clinical rotation for paramedic students, now underway at East End Hospice’s Kanas Center for Hospice Care. The program gives future paramedics hands-on experience in end-of-life care, including hospice philosophy, symptom management, and navigating MOLST and DNR directives—training rarely included… more
NY’s First Hospice Clinical Rotation for Paramedic Students Launches in Suffolk CountyEast End Hospice
A New Year of Gratitude and Milestones
As we welcome the New Year, we are filled with gratitude and pride as we celebrate extraordinary milestones across our organization: 35 years of East End Hospice, 30 years of Camp Good Grief, and 10 years of the Kanas Center for Hospice Care. These anniversaries represent far more than years—they reflect decades of compassion, comfort,… more
Navigating Hospice Caregiving During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a time of joy, connection, and cherished traditions—but for families caring for a loved one in hospice, it can also bring unique challenges. Balancing caregiving responsibilities with holiday expectations can feel overwhelming, emotional, and even isolating. At East End Hospice, we understand the complexities of this season and want to… more
Gathered in Remembrance
Hundreds of community members came together this past weekend in Cutchogue, East Hampton, Southampton, and Westhampton Beach for the East End Hospice Tree of Lights Memorial. Each service offered a heartfelt tribute to loved ones who have passed, featuring music, thoughtful reflections, prayers led by local clergy, and the reading of cherished names. We… more
Pediatric Care – Patient Family Testimonial
“Through all the heartache, I knew from the very first time I spoke with EEH that we were in good hands.” Allison Cerullo Pediatric hospice care is available to terminally ill children with a prognosis of six months or fewer. Pediatric patients have access to concurrent care, which allows them to continue to receive curative… more




