A compassionate, educational podcast supporting patients, families, and caregivers navigating serious illness and end‑of‑life care NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care proudly announces the launch of The LOOP Podcast , a new educational and compassionate listening series designed to support individuals and families navigating serious illness, end‑of‑life care, grief, and caregiving. Hosted by Margie Barham, director of special projects and public relations, The LOOP  brings m

We are so grateful for the compassion and comfort our Massage Therapist Danielle Pace brings to our patients every day. Not all hospice providers offer this service, but we do because it is important to quality care. Families consistently share how her presence makes a meaningful difference. Their comments say it all... “My Parkinson’s is like a box of chocolates—I never know what I’m going to get or how I’m going to feel. But just seeing Danielle come in my door makes my day

Ginger with our own wonderful aide Daisy Tirado Our NJHealth Team had the sweetest time crafting with our friends at Cardinal Village in Sewell ! 💕 Our lovely patients Ginger  and Felicia enjoyed some creative fun with our wonderful home health aide, Daisy  — their smiles say it all! These adorable spring gnomes  and rainbow‑with‑a‑pot‑of‑gold  crafts are giving us all the springtime feels. 🌸🌦️ Moments like these remind us how much joy connection and creativity bring. Tha

We are beaming with pride! NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care is thrilled to announce that our CEO, Suzanne Bogan Martinelli , has been named the 2026 Businessperson of the Year  by the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) —a well‑deserved honor for a leader whose vision and compassion have shaped not only our organization, but the community we proudly serve. Suzanne has long been recognized by NJHealth staff, partners, and families as a model of integrity, leadershi

Reconnect with Nature : spend time outdoors to rejuvenate your mind and body, fostering a deeper connection with your surroundings. Many of us are guilty of spending too much time on our phone or computer.   Although technology has given us to ability to stay connected to friends and family from around the world, it also often separates us for those who are across the table from us.    As hospice

As part of the community, we feel that supporting the missions of charitable organizations Southern New Jersey helps make it a better place to live and work for everyone. It's the right thing to do.

If you need help with your computer, want to order supplies, or simply a friendly conversation, the staff at NJ Health Hospice and Palliative Care go to Giselle Moreno. The NJHealth Program Coordinator wears many hats, including scheduling our Certified Home Health Aides, ordering equipment and supplies for patients, and Information Technology assistance. She also helps with spiritual care support.  “Anything that is needed I will try to help,” she says with her signature war

The holidays can be a celebrated and bring joy even when facing a terminal diagnosis, The NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care team members Julia Hertz, RN case manager, and Elizabeth Parkinson LPN help patient Janet Lesperance of Sewell decorate for the holidays. The holidays often bring warmth, tradition, and togetherness, but when a loved one is facing a terminal diagnosis, this season can also bring intense emotion, uncertainty, and sadness. The joyful anticipation of the