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

“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

A group of East End Hospice clinicians attended the 45th Annual Hospice and Palliative Care Association of New York State (HPCANYS) conference in Albany, where NYS hospice agencies congregate to share innovations, exchange experiences, and learn from industry experts and peers. East End Hospice prioritizes continuous professional development to strengthen the hospice program, which benefits… more

My Dad had terrible pain with his cancer. Back then, there was no hospice, but a wonderful VA doctor managed his care. She told us that a patient is always happier in his home, and she guided us as we took him home. My Dad actually teared up as he entered our house again. I never… more

You can improve lives across Eastern Long Island with a year-end gift to East End Hospice. Certain giving methods may offer additional tax advantages for donors, including: Donor Advised Funds A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a tool that allows donors to contribute cash, securities, or other assets into an investment account for the sole… more