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Our first-floor gallery at HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center is refreshed each quarter through our partnership with Public Art Works, bringing inspiring local and regional artwork to patients, families, staff, and visitors.

Our newest exhibit features the photography of Daniel Forster, including four pieces created using dye sublimation onto aluminum, a process that produces exceptional color, detail, and longevity.

Daniel's vibrant photographs create a calming, welcoming atmosphere, offering moments of reflection and beauty for patients, their loved ones, and our staff.

Some people have a gift for making others feel seen, supported, and cared for—and Alan and Susan Reid have been sharing that gift together for years. ❤️

We're delighted to welcome this incredible couple to our volunteer family! After learning about our volunteer program through their house of worship in Rehoboth, Alan and Susan chose to continue their lifelong commitment to serving others with us. Their volunteer experience spans hospice care, local hospitals, their church community, and a long-term care facility, reflecting a shared passion for bringing comfort wherever it's needed.

We're so grateful they've chosen to share their time, compassion, and kindness with our patients and families. Volunteers like Alan and Susan remind us that even a few hours can make a meaningful difference in someone's life.

Inspired by Alan and Susan's story? Learn more about becoming a HopeHealth volunteer by visiting HopeHealthCo.org/Volunteer. We'd love to share how you can make a difference in the lives of patients and families in your community.