Hospice care is knowing who to call when symptoms change, understanding what to expect, and having guidance as you care for someone you love. Having someone to turn to with questions or concerns can make a difficult time feel a little less overwhelming. wvcaring.org/

We're honored to be named the 2026 Organization of the Year by the Preston County Chamber of Commerce! Thank you to our dedicated team, volunteers, and community supporters who have helped WV Caring serve West Virginia families for more than 40 years.

Hospice care depends on professionals who bring expertise & compassion into every interaction. Nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, & other WV Caring team members bring different skills to the job, but they all help patients & families feel supported. wvcaring.org/careers/

Sometimes a hospice patient’s needs become too complex to manage at home. WV Caring’s Hospice Center provides short-term inpatient care for patients who need additional help managing pain, symptoms, or other medical needs. wvcaring.org/wv-caring-hospi…

Today is World Hospice & Palliative Care Day. We recognize the importance of compassionate care for people facing serious illness & the families walking beside them. Hospice can provide emotional support, education, spiritual care, & guidance. wvcaring.org/

At WV Caring, eligible team members can complete their work in four eight-hour days while receiving full 40-hour pay when performance standards and responsibilities are met. It’s an approach built on high expectations, accountability, & trust in our team. wvcaring.org/careers/

For more than 40 years, WV Caring has been part of the lives of West Virginia families, caring for patients and supporting the people who love them. We’re here to provide compassionate care, dignity, and support when families need it most. wvcaring.org/

You don’t have to know if hospice is the right next step before you call. If treatments are becoming harder, symptoms are more difficult to manage, or your family needs more support, it’s okay to start asking questions. wvcaring.org/contact-hospice…

At WV Caring, our team supports patients and families during moments that require skill, compassion, and trust. We’re looking for professionals who want meaningful work, opportunities to grow, and the freedom to use their experience well. wvcaring.org/careers/

Hospice nursing is about more than treating a diagnosis. It’s managing symptoms, answering questions, supporting caregivers, building trust, and getting to know the people in your care. Explore nursing opportunities with WV Caring: wvcaring.org/careers/

WV Caring can answer your questions, listen to what’s happening, and help you understand whether hospice care may be appropriate for someone you love. If it is, our team will be there to guide you through what comes next. wvcaring.org/

If you’re looking for a career where your work has a meaningful impact, consider WV Caring. We’re looking for people who bring skill, compassion, and dedication to their work and want to make a difference for patients and families every day. wvcaring.org/careers/

WV Caring provides bereavement support, resources, and guidance to help families through the days and months that follow. We’re here for families throughout the hospice journey and beyond. wvcaring.org/

Hospice care looks different for everyone because every person has different needs. At WV Caring, each plan is built around the individual and includes pain/symptom management, personal care, emotional and spiritual support, and guidance for caregivers. wvcaring.org/

Hospice work takes skill, compassion, & willingness to be there for people when they need you. At WV Caring, we’re looking for professionals who value meaningful work and understand the difference they can make for people. Explore current opportunities: wvcaring.org/careers/

WV Caring Hospice provides short-term inpatient care for patients who need additional help managing pain, symptoms, or more complex medical needs. The goal is to provide the care they need to become stable enough to return home whenever possible. wvcaring.org/wv-caring-hospi…

Being a nonprofit hospice is an important part of who we are. It means our focus stays on the people we serve. Our resources go toward providing compassionate care, supporting families, & making hospice care available in our communities. wvcaring.org/

WV Caring's four-day workweek model allows eligible team members to complete their work in four eight-hour days and receive full 40-hour pay when performance standards and responsibilities are met. View current opportunities: wvcaring.org/careers/

Caring for someone you love can come with a lot of questions. You don’t have to find all the answers on your own. WV Caring Hospice supports caregivers with education, guidance, & emotional support, so you have someone to turn to when questions arise. wvcaring.org/

This Labor Day, we're grateful for the people who bring skill, compassion, and dedication to their work every day. That includes the nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, physicians, volunteers, administrative staff, and many others who make WV Caring's mission possible.