It is with much sadness we announce the closing of Midland Care Findables, Upscale Resale. Midland Care took over the store 16 years ago from the American Cancer Society, previously known as “The Discovery Shop”. The community support for Findables has been a great success over the years, as each purchase went to support the free care … Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Midland Care Connection Recognized for Growth of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) The National PACE Association (NPA) has recognized Midland Care for their growth of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). PACE growth means a higher quality of life and care, with fewer hospitalizations, emergency … Read More
My husband died in 2008. At the time I lived in Texas. I had two young children, a job I loved, a position in my church, deep and treasured friendships, dreams I was pursuing, and a pattern of activities I could anticipate on a daily basis. That all changed in an instant. I moved and … Read More
Contact: Zach Ahrens, ACHE Midland Care Connection, Inc. 785-506-7114 Nancy Burkhardt The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus 785-224-6690 TOPEKA, Kansas (July 8, 2020)— As many acute care hospitals evaluate their service offerings, some have determined that independent home health agencies would be better suited to provide these services to patients after a … Read More
ad·just·ment the process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation. Recently in a grief support group that I facilitate one of the members mentioned that he used to stop by his wife’s grave every night on his way home from work. He added that for the past few weeks he has started to … Read More
The Center for Hope and Healing is grateful for the many volunteers that make outreach to grieving individuals and families possible. Periodically we want to introduce some of these individuals to the reader as they are crucial parts of the team at the Center for Hope and Healing. Our first featured volunteer is Cian O’Byrne. Cian is 19, the … Read More
As a grief counselor, something I have found is that as people adjust to their loss over time, they find themselves going in new and unexpected directions. This is what happens when your life has had a major overhaul. Often times when a spouse dies, the other spouse’s needs change dramatically. One of these needs is related to their … Read More
Death can challenge the very foundations of one’s life. Assumptions about the nature of God (if you believe in God) and how life is supposed to operate can be shaken in the face of death. And death has the unique ability to refine the faith of persons willing to take up the task of reviewing … Read More
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