Center for Hospice Care (CHC) and Visiting Nurse Association Hospice of Northwest Indiana (VNA Hospice NWI) today announced a legally binding strategic affiliation that will strengthen access to high-quality, compassionate hospice care across much of northern …

Center for Hospice Care (CHC) serves as a regional leader in end-of-life support. The not-for-profit operates two Medicare-certified, freestanding inpatient campuses: the Ernestine M. Raclin House in Mishawaka and Esther’s House in Elkhart. These facilities …

Center for Hospice Care (CHC) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Circle of Caring Award, Kim and Scott Welch.Long-time residents of Elkhart, Kim and Scott have established themselves as legends of the community. After starting Elkhart Container …

Community members from across Michiana gathered at South Bend’s Gillespie Conference Center for a night of celebration and fundraising at Center for Hospice Care’s 41st Helping Hands Award Dinner on Wednesday, May 6. The event focused on two honorees …

Northern Indiana’s longest-standing youth grief camp bypasses the counselor’s couch in favor of zip lines and nature trails. Now in its 33rd year, Center for Hospice Care’s Camp Evergreen provides an approachable entry point for youth who find …

As Northwest Indiana’s leading feature news provider, GreatNews.Life is pleased to publish the Leadership Life Series – an ongoing series of insightful video presentations featuring the state’s industry leaders in business, not-for-profit sectors …

For many families, the transition to hospice care can feel like surrender, but Center for Hospice Care (CHC) in Mishawaka wants to shift that narrative. Hospice services are designed to pivot the definition of hope away from aggressive medical intervention …

Center for Hospice Care’s Elkhart and Mishawaka campuses offer opportunities to memorialize loved ones with permanent items, including bricks in our Elkhart Gardens of Remembrance, on the pathway at the Ernestine M. Raclin House, on the After …

Children grieve much differently from adults. Their grief comes and goes quickly – sad one minute, laughing and playing the next. Often, children do not show or talk about their grief in front of their parents because they are afraid to make their parents …