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  VNA Health at Home, Inc.
  27 Siemon Company Drive
  Watertown, CT  06795
  Phone: 860.274.7531
  Toll Free: 888.274.7531
  Fax: 860.274.4173
  Intake Fax: 860.274.8492
 

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Bereavement Services   

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Hospice Team / Spiritual Care / Choosing Hospice Care / Bereavement Services

We are humbled by the memory of those we served

When a hospice patient dies, members of the hospice team offer personal and group support services.  Bereavement services are provided for families and loved ones who have experienced a loss and to the community at large.  Experienced bereavement counselors provide group support for up to 13 months following the death of a loved one.

Our bereavement service extends beyond our Hospice Program and the families we serve through it.  Bereavement events are offered to the community at no charge.  Annual memorial services are held in the winter and spring for our bereaved families and for members of the community who have suffered a loss. 

We invite you to join our Bereavement Support Group.  The group is meeting on Wednesday evenings for six weeks, and began on March 3, 2010.  Come meet with others who share your experience and give and receive support.  Click here for more details.

 

Our annual Winter Memorial Service also serves as the setting for our Hospice Memorial Tree, which is adorned with lights in honor of loved ones who have died.  The Hospice Tree, located on the Oakville Green, is illuminated throughout the holiday season. 

This event was held on Tuesday night, December 2nd.

 

 

Our Springtime Butterfly Release Honor and Remembrance Celebration was a tranquil tribute to the lives of those who have died and those facing a  life-limiting illness. It was a beautiful way to reminisce on the happy memories of our loved ones, and to enjoy the present. 

A boy tries to pick up a monarch butterfly after it was released during an event held by VNA Health at Home on Thursday at the Crestbrook Park pavilion in Watertown.  More than 100 butterflies were released by people as a tribute to their lost loved ones and friends.  Proceeds from the sale of the butterflies benefit the VNA's hospice program.   (Republican-American 05/22/2009)