Mountain Hospice Offers Several Types of Care and Support
Staff Writer
Mountain Hospice was established in 1991 in Barbour county under the name The Hospice of Barbour County and in 1994 the name was changed to Mountain Hospice. It was started by a group of caring citizens who recognized the need of people in the community who were dying of terminal diseases who were often left alone and isolated.
The group formed and, through hard work, Mountain Hospice grew and expanded to provide hospice services to a growing number of terminally ill patients and their families. The group now covers six counties including Barbour, Randolph, Tucker, Pendleton, Pocahontas and Grant.
One of the programs Mountain Hospice offers is bereavement programs to people who have lost a loved one. » Full Story
Hospice Care’s Camp Nabe Helps Children Cope with Loss
By CARRA HIGGINS
Staff Writer
Coping with the loss of a loved one can be difficult for anyone, especially for children.
Funeral Planning Choices and Decisions:
When you start to plan a funeral, you’ll learn that there are a number of decisions that need to be made, regardless of whether you’re dealing with a death or pre-planning.
» Full StoryLife Insurance Policies Can Offset Debt, Pay Funeral Expenses
By BEN SIMMONS
Staff Writer
Nobody wants to leave their family and loved ones paying off their debt when they pass away.
Writing a Will Makes Planning Easier for Family
By BEN SIMMONS
Staff Writer
Who would decide what happens to your estate and finances when you pass away? Would it be your spouse, your parents, the courts? Nobody wants to leave th
Transfer on Death Planning Takes Out The Middle Man
Staff Report
Transfer on Death (TOD) is an estate planning tool that allows an individual to pass assets to beneficiaries without the use of a probate by establishing a list of beneficiaries.
