Top 10 calverthospice.org Competitors

hospicechesapeake.org

Your Hometown Hospice Caring for Your Loved Ones with a Team Approach For nearly 45 years, Hospice of the Chesapeake has cared for those in our community who are experiencing […]

montgomeryhospice.org

Compassionate grief support for individuals and families in Montgomery and Prince George's County, including counseling, support groups, and workshops.

honoringlife-offeringhope.org

seasons hospice & palliative care engenders hope in the lives of its patients and their family members. we are here for you.

holycrosshealth.org

Holy Cross Health is a Catholic, not-for-profit, people-centered health system that serves the two most populous counties in Maryland, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, and Washington, D.C.

thehospice.com

empath health, senior care, elder care, chronic or advanced illness, home health, suncoast hospice, pinellas, home care, hospice, palliative care

nah.org

The Nathan Adelson Hospice Foundation funds hospice care for uninsured and underinsured patients. Your gift - of any size - is important to our mission.

hospiceofwc.org

WJEJ Radio 1240 and host Lou Scally will return to the Middletown Valley Bank Operations Center (480 N. Potomac St., Hagerstown) on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for the 14th Annual “Have A Heart for Hospice” Radio-Thon. All proceeds from the event will benefit Doey’s House,

calvertals.net

At approximately 2:00 p.m. today, emergency units in the Prince Frederick area were dispatched to a report of a traumatic incident. Units PA204, A204, EMS20B, and M104 (PMIC Poling), along with Utility 10A (PMIC A. LaVigne), responded within one minute of the alert. Responding crews were directed to stage nearby until the Calvert County Sheriff's Office determined the scene was secure. Initial information indicated that two patients had suffered penetrating injuries. While law enforcement worked to secure the scene, CHF 10 and Utility10 (T. Farr) responded once it was confirmed that two individuals were injured. Once safety was ensured, emergency teams quickly paired off to assess and treat the patients. Given early reports of severe injuries, two medical helicopters were pre-launched. Landing zones were prepared at Calvert Health and the Calvert Fairgrounds. A204 was upgraded by M104 and Utility10A, while EMS20B assisted PA204. PMIC Farr organized the exit route for transporting units and confirmed that all support vehicles were sent to the appropriate locations. Both patients were ultimately flown to regional trauma centers for further treatment.

ccrdt.org

From October 10–12, eight members of the Calvert County Rescue Dive Team took part in the “Diving in Contaminated Water” course taught by Dive Rescue International. This intensive three-day class focused on the techniques and safety measures used by Public Safety Divers when working in contaminated or hazardous environments. The certification adds another layer of expertise to our team, helping us stay ready for any underwater emergency. A huge thank you to our instructor, Fred Jackson, for his outstanding instruction and dedication to diver safety! 📢 If you’ve ever thought about becoming a Public Safety Diver or volunteering with our team, now’s a great time to learn more. Visit www.ccrdt.org and see how you can make a difference in your community! 📢