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Support and Resources

The service and joint arrangements for church service were wonderful and left us with few worries as to how to proceed with funeral services. (Well organized and took care of details alleviating my worries and concerns) .

L.L.

Support and Resources

Support and Resources

At Hill Funeral Home, our support does not end with the conclusion of the ceremony. Every loss carries with it someone who may still need some help letting go. Additional care is available in from us, from your place of worship, from your medical community, and more. Whether you are dealing with the prospect of death and dying, or have already lost your loved one, this is a partial list of local resources that can sometimes help you get through the challenges you may not be able to face on your own. This is by no means a complete list. If you need additional direction, please feel free to call us.

HOSPICE and Benefits:

Ohio Health Home Reach Hospice & Kobacker  House: Click Here
Hospice of Central Ohio:   Click Here
Nationwide Children’s Hospital:  Click Here
Veteran Burial Benefits: Click Here

Hospice Myths and Facts

We know that misinformation or even fear about what hospice really is can keep patients from receiving this expert and compassionate service. Mount Carmel Hospice and Palliative Care continually work with patients, families, physicians and other health care workers to remove the barriers that keep patients and families from receiving hospice care. The following dispels hospice myths and provides clear information.

Grief Support:
Do you sometimes wonder what is normal or when will the grieving end? Have you felt overwhelmed with emotions including grief, confusion, fear, guilt, numbness and more? The only thing normal is that these reactions are different for everyone. Your circumstances are unique. The loss of a parent, a child, a spouse, a sibling, a friend or co-worker, or even a pet can leave you feeling alone and wondering how you can get through the day. In the days, weeks or months after the funeral, it’s good to know there are people and organizations in our community that are ready help and who understand what you are going through. The first thing is to recognize that you are not alone. Below is a list of services and organizations that may be able to help. Also, you may want to consider reaching out to your spiritual community, your health care practitioner, a familiar counseling service, or friends for additional support.

Survivors of Suicide: Franklin County  Click Here

Ten tips on coping with Pet Loss: Click Here

Pregnancy and infant loss: Click Here
Books: Children and Grief, When a Parent dies, J William Worden, PhD

Alzheimer Support Groups: Click Here