News & Events

Life Touch Executive Director, Jenifer McLelland, and SHARE CEO, Dr. Brian Jones (far left) visiting with Sen. John Boozeman while advocating in Washington, D.C.

Hugh Goodwin's 1st Grade Art Class painted two beautiful paintings to be hung in the John R. Williamson House. Special thanks to Hugh Goodwin and Maria Marta Villegas!

Life Touch Social Worker, Brianna Woods, honors a local Veteran during our annual Veteran's Day Appreciation ceremonies.

DaVita recently donated $3,600 to Life Touch Hospice. Life Touch was selected as the recipient of DaVita's annual "Davita Way of Giving" Campaign. Thank you, DaVita!

Life Touch Hospice was proud to participate in the 2020 "Drive-Through" Christmas Parade for El Dorado! 2020 was a rough year, to say the least, but this was a highlight!

The Bradley County 4-H Club made and donated these quilts for Veteran patients at Life Touch Hospice. What an amazing group of kids! These quilts were indeed a blessing to our Veteran patients. Thank you, Michelle Carter and the Bradley County 4-H Club!

Deb Carter-Cash with the Camden VFW Post 4554 Auxiliary presented Life Touch Hospice with a check to establish a Veterans and Family pantry. These funds will be used to supply Veterans and their families with household items, food, snacks, and other goods. Thank you, Deb and VFW Post 4554 Auxiliary!

The Greenhouse Cottages of Wentworth Place recognized Life Touch Hospice Chaplain Luther Harris for his service, dedication, Christ-like attitude, and tremendous heart.

For the third year in a row, Life Touch Hospice received Hospice Honors recognition from Healthcarefirst. Healthcarefirst compiles data from caregiver surveys from across the nation and reports their findings. For an organization to receive Hospice Honors, it must score better than the national average on at least 83% of the survey questions. Life Touch is honored to receive this recognition for the third year in a row.