Hospice Foundation of America

10/16/2026

"GEIRAN: It was Walker's grandmother who taught him not to shy away from death. She did the work of a death doula, though she never used that phrase.

WALKER: She took care of people. She believed that no one should go through hard things alone."

Hear from end-of-life doulas and more from NPR's "Demand rising for death doulas, who help with end-of-life care" article: https://n.pr/3WubtO8

Watch HFA's recently released program on the topic: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

Death doulas are non-medical professionals who help with end-of-life care. And their numbers are growing.

10/14/2026

"Thank you for this inspiring presentation that provided real examples & interventions to successfully provide support to vulnerable and underserved communities."
~ Program Attendee

Learn more about HFA's online CE course "Creating Successful and Inclusive Bereavement Groups for the Underserved" here: https://bit.ly/3JeOm3P

10/13/2026

"Doulas often make powerful connections with their patients and families and those relationships can add quality and support to the end-of-life journey."
~Jane Euler, MS

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

"Doulas in our practice are always in communication with the IDT members, especially if they see something with a patient or family that needs immediate attention. Shared information can include concerns around both psychosocial issues as well as care planning and physical support."
~Jane Euler, MS

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

"Families often have needs that are difficult to capture in a formal plan of care, and doulas can provide presence, companionship, guidance, legacy work, caregiver support, practical assistance that helps individuals feel seen, heard, and supported."
~Elizabeth A. Klint, BSN, RN

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

"Hospice clinicians often share concerns that they did not or cannot do enough to support their patients; doulas can help in supporting clinicians by extending their reach and complementing that care."
~Elizabeth A. Klint, BSN, RN

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

"We're team players. We work with the hospice and the IDT....We do not provide clinical care of any kind."
~Scott Whitney Morgan

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

"End-of-life doulas provide continuous, non-medical support, advocacy, education and presence before, during, and after death. Doulas are a complementary service to hospice care to help patients and families meet unmet emotional and physical needs."
~Scott Whitney Morgan

HFA's "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care" CE course: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

Goin on now ⏰ HFA's live CE course "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care"

Expert panelists include Jane Euler, MS, Elizabeth A. Klint, BSN, RN, and Scott Whitney Morgan.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas

10/13/2026

TODAY ⏰ Don't miss HFA's online CE course "End-of-Life Doulas and Hospice Care"

Expert panelists:
Jane Euler, MS
Elizabeth A. Klint, BSN, RN
Scott Whitney Morgan

Register today: https://bit.ly/HFA-EOLDoulas