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Welcome to Portland’s only residential facility solely dedicated to end-of-life care for everyone.

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Our Mission Statement:

We care for the dying,

we share what we learn,

we lead the way

for better end-of-life care

for everyone-every one.

Our Vision:

A community

where people live well

in the presence of death.

Our Values:

Compassion

 empathy with a desire to help.

Humility

serving with curiosity and gratitude.

Mindfulness

 bearing wholehearted witness in the moment.

Respect

 loving and welcoming people for who they are, their values and choices.

Hope

 nurturing peace and possibility.

From The Hopewell 
House News Archives: Hopewell House hospice has closed. You should care about that [Stat News, 2019]

"Should anyone care beyond the families of the thousands of people who would have died badly had it not been for Hopewell House? We believe that everyone should care, because its closing highlights a chasm in the continuum of health services needed to...

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#StoriesToTell

“Kathy Wong used to be her mother’s primary caregiver. Kathy was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in February 2024.
Her younger sister, Winnie, then living in Texas, dropped everything to take care of both of them. It’s what she does now.

Kathy, now 74, is no longer lucid. She spends her days thumbing through old cooking magazines in her room at Hopewell House, a residential care facility in Southwest Portland for those nearing death. Winnie tends to her bedside. On most days, their mother, now 94, sits outside the door. …

Kathy’s stay at Hopewell House is unconventional. She was supposed to be there for only a week, to receive hospice care. Now, she and her family have been there for over a year. …”

Read their entire story here:

🔗 FluxOregon.Com/In-The-Face-Of-Death

Story by Annie Bostwick and Luka
DeMay

Photos by Alyssa Garcia

@fluxoregon

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#StoriesToTell

“Kathy Wong used to be her mother’s primary caregiver. Kathy was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in February 2024.
Her younger sister, Winnie, then living in Texas, dropped everything to take care of both of them. It’s what she does now.

Kathy, now 74, is no longer lucid. She spends her days thumbing through old cooking magazines in her room at Hopewell House, a residential care facility in Southwest Portland for those nearing death. Winnie tends to her bedside. On most days, their mother, now 94, sits outside the door. …

Kathy’s stay at Hopewell House is unconventional. She was supposed to be there for only a week, to receive hospice care. Now, she and her family have been there for over a year. …”

Read their entire story here:

🔗 FluxOregon.Com/In-The-Face-Of-Death

Story by Annie Bostwick and Luka
DeMay

Photos by Alyssa Garcia

@fluxoregon 

🌱 HopewellHousePDX.Org
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