We are all just walking each other home. - Ram Dass

"Arm in arm, Mom and I entered in, shedding our roles as caregivers and reclaiming our identities as mother and daughter. We were greeted by a volunteer and guided to a quiet waiting space. The provider sat with us after evaluating Dad, ensuring he would be cared for and kept comfortable in a way we could not guarantee him at home. Upon entering his room, he was tucked in under a beautiful quilt, the sun shining across his face." — Abbey Clair

Dealing with change after the death of a loved one can be a struggle like nothing one has ever faced before. Often the loss can have us feeling overwhelmed, confused, and grief-stricken. Read more and also find information on upcoming support groups.

The Aroostook Hospice Foundation, owner of the Aroostook House of Comfort, is pleased to introduce its newest board member Tyler J. Stoliker, MSN, FNP-C. He is a practicing Family Nurse Practitioner at Fish River Rural Health in Madawaska. 

Have you lost a loved one? When someone we love dies, it can feel overwhelming. The truth is many are walking a similar path. Consider coming to a place where you can talk, grieve, and move forward with people who are also grieving. 

Hospice volunteers play a vital part in the “circle of care” at the Aroostook House of Comfort. Northern Light Home Care & Hospice, our Medicare-certified hospice care provider is offering hospice volunteer training this spring.

Saturday, January 7th, Star City Syndicate held a benefit concert for the Aroostook House of Comfort at the Caribou Performing Arts Center. This exciting event raised approximately $5,200 for the Aroostook House of Comfort.