Dynamic Hospice

My husband (and I) had the most caring, compassionate experience with Dynamic Hospice during the last three weeks before his passing. They were there for us as needed around the clock and I was able to rest and count on a schedule of care for my husband. Of special note are staff members Angelica (CNA);Samira (on call RN); Petergay, (RN) ; Amy (RN).and Sarah (social worker) Thank you Dynamic Hospice for helping provide a peaceful, caring transition for my husband, Jim.

I would like to thank my dynamic team for the excellent care they provide every day. I especially want to recognize my wonderful nurse, Dawn, who always takes the time to talk with me, explain everything clearly, and make sure I understand my care. Her kindness and patience mean so much to me. I also want to thank my amazing caregiver, Angelica, who keeps me looking and feeling my best. She takes such great care of me, does my hair and nails, and always goes above and beyond to make sure I'm comfortable and well cared for. She has truly become one of my best friends. I am so grateful for this incredible team. They treat me with compassion, respect, and love, and I couldn't ask for better people to be by my side. To me, they are my superhero team, and I appreciate each of them more than words can express. Thank you all for everything you do!

2026: When my mother required more help than my Dad could provide, we called and reviewed more than four hospice companies and were drawn to Dynamic. The marketing person we spoke with several times said, "It's never too early to do the right thing." I've heard with hospice care that it boils down to the people who walk through your door and this was true of our experience too. We were blessed to be assigned Karen who brought with her an abundance of grace, love, and expertise. Similarly, the rest of the staff - Marketing, CNAs, Social Worker, Chaplain, etc all got the thumbs up from Dad who spent the most time with them. He would call each day he got a visit and tell me how each of those who came into his house were exactly what he needed. We didn't need a lot of supplies for our timeline. Hospice seemed equally for us as it was for Mom. Karen and her team relieved the burden of the unknown from us. They walked us through things we could do to to make Mom comfortable. They listened to my Dad's ridiculous stories and jokes and gave him a piece of the love that Mom no longer could. Mom passed in the evening after Karen's shift was done. She came anyway. She sat with us and lifted our spirits for two hours while we waited for Mom to be picked up for her final ride. My Dad told her that she is the hands and feet of Jesus' love. When we're done mourning Mom, we'll likely also mourn the loss of our new friend. She was amazing.