Tri-Cities Chaplaincy

My husband was on Champlaincy hospice in home care. The nurse he had Carrie a wonderful and very compassionate nurse, as soon as I would call them regardless of time of day or night they were there to help and always solved his problems very quickly. Champlaincy has a wonderful staff they were a blessing to my husband and myself. If you are wondering about hospice care I would say give Champlaincy a try I know you will be happy you did, I sure was.
Dec 21st, 2023

Dec 18th, 2023

I am a hospice nurse of 20 years and Ive worked as a travel nurse off and on since 2014 from Maine to Texas to Washington State. I came to Chaplaincy as a travel nurse during the end of the pandemic and was so impressed with Chaplaincy that I left my home of 50 years in Oklahoma and moved my whole family 1800 miles hear to work for Chaplaincy Hospice because its far and away the ABSOLUTE BEST hospice in the Nation. 20 years and Ive never worked anywhere that cared as much about their patients and gave as much to their patients as Chaplaincy. I love it here. After working here I wouldnt work anywhere else because nowhere else besides Chaplaincy matches my passion for end of life care like Chaplaincy does.
Jan 31st, 2023

The team at Chaplaincy Health Care provided remarkable and compassionate care to my grandma in her final days.
Jun 18th, 2021

If you are planning on making a donation based on palliative care dDO NOT. The reason being the day of November 16 a day before I was to have an appointment I was notified that Chaplancy Healthcare shut diwn that program due to business reasons. I then found out that their are no other in home palliative care providers in the Tri- Cities because Heartlinks is no longer accepting new patients. I am a bedridden patient who counted on home palliative care and now I have to travel to Kennewick for care at least every 3 months to get my prescriptiobs even though each time I have to go out it takes me several hours to get ready because I am paralyzedvand on home dialysis 4 times a week which is exhausting. Chaplancy closed palliative care with almist no notice and no regard to its patients during the middle of a pandemic. For a Christian organization I believe this is awful and it seems they are only interested in the people that need hospice because they can make more money from them and collect better donations.
Nov 13th, 2020