FPH Shares Insights at Plano International Festival On October 14, 2023, Faith Presbyterian Hospice (FPH) participated in Plano’s much-celebrated International Festival. The event served as an invaluable platform for FPH to extend its mission of spreading awareness… Keep Reading
Each Moment Matters Host Committee Participates In Letter Signing Event Members of the Each Moment Matters Luncheon (EMM) Host Committee gathered throughout the day on May 17 and 18, to add a personal touch to more than 200 letters being… Keep Reading
PVN and FPH Participate in JCC Events Teammates from Presbyterian Village North (PVN) and Faith Presbyterian Hospice (FPH) participated in two spring events hosted by the Dallas Jewish Community Center (JCC) last week. On March 14, both… Keep Reading
Faith Presbyterian Hospice held its first vaccination clinic on Jan. 28 Faith Presbyterian Hospice was among the first hospices in Dallas to become a certified COVID-19 vaccine distributer and held its initial vaccination clinic on Thursday, Jan. 28. “Our clinic was… Keep Reading
To have the blues during the holidays. I am standing shocked in the middle of Home Goods surrounded by every possible knick knack, thingamabob, or gizmo aggressively reminding me that this is The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! “Please Come Home for Christmas” is blaring on the speakers. Keep Reading
What is Hospice? When a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness or condition, it can bring on an overwhelming flood of emotions, fears, and troubling thoughts for both the patient and family members. After all, this is uncharted, uncomfortable territory for most of us. Keep Reading
How will a grief support group help me? The loss of a loved one brings to the surface all kinds of deep and even unexpected emotions. There’s no question that the caring grief support offered by family and friends can help, but sometimes people experiencing grief and loss can feel like others don’t really understand what they’re going through. Keep Reading
