Serenity Hospice was proud to have been the only Illinois based hospice to send an advocate to Washington D.C. recently to participate in an intensive two- day awareness campaign.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. –– Serenity Hospice was proud to have been the only Illinois based hospice to send an advocate to Washington D.C. recently to participate in an intensive two- day awareness campaign.
Minnette Scott, Serenity’s Director of Nursing, spent July 18 with more than 200 other delegates from around the nation visiting with representatives from all area Congressional offices and promoting hospice care in America.
“It was very exciting and very much an honor to represent not only Serenity and Illinois on Capitol Hill, but also hospice in general,” Scott said. “Often when hospice providers get together we are promoting our own organizations, but on that day we were all there to promote one thing: quality end-of-life care.”