This week is set aside each year to recognize the impact volunteers have in our community. We are grateful for our volunteers; they make our days brighter and are very important to our patients. Thank you for all you do!
Don’t miss out on one of the premiere runs in the Blue Water Area, this is the 38th year! In addition to feeling good after your walk or run, you’ll be happy that funds raised benefit charity care ensuring that all patients receive care, regardless of their financial standing.
“I would like to recognize Chasity F. Thank you for your exceptional care and assistance to myself, family, and friends while we navigated the end of mom’s life at the Blue Water Hospice Home. You went above and beyond to ensure our comfort as well as mom’s. I appreciate all […]
“My family has nothing but admirable things to say about the facility and the wonderful staff. They took such great care of my dad up to the minute he took his last breath. I would highly recommend Blue Water Hospice to anyone that has a loved one that they want […]
“There are not enough words of gratitude and thanks to express how grateful our family is for Judy, our mom’s Hospice nurse. Though our time with Hospice was brief, Judy made sure mom was well taken care of and treated compassionately. Judy was also kind, patient with, and supportive of […]
We appreciate the support of our community. Thank you for your faith in us to provide you with the high-quality care you deserve. We are honored to provide: We took a look back at the fun we’ve had… and look forward to the growth and memories of 2025!
Each year we celebrate our employees during Awards week. The agency honors several staff and volunteers with the Volunteer of the Year, Bess MacCulloch, Dr. Elmore Shoudy, and Kindness awards.
Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) & Blue Water Hospice introduced Light Up a Life as a way for the community to remember and honor loved ones. “Our Light Up a Life campaign came about as a special way for family and friends of current or former patients to pay tribute to them while […]
Lucas Ebmeyer, a local scout with Troop 216 - Marysville, chose VNA & Blue Water Hospice (VNA & BWH) and the Telephone of the Wind as his Eagle Project. Lucas wanted his project to be meaningful, something that would benefit the community.