The fundraising for the project was kick-started by a $2 million donation from Pete and Jelaine Horton who retired to Door County after Pete, a farmer, suffered respiratory damage in a farming accident.
Requirements aimed at curbing Tennessee's opioid epidemic are among more than 150 new laws that kicked in Sunday.
More physicians are warming to the idea of video-recorded advance care wishes. Does your facility offer this ability to residents?
Since 1978, a volunteer hospice has offered end-of-life care for a remote Pacific Northwest city. The unlicensed and unregulated hospice operates on an annual budget of less than $400,000 and cares for 300 people each year.
A new report finds fewer than half of surveyed hospice workers have advance directives.
The state's electronic registry keeps people's end-of-life care wishes just a click a way for easy access in any emergency.