VHS Hospice

Zeeboss Posey 

on Google

a month ago

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from a Death Caf�, but I walked away genuinely grateful that I went. There was something incredibly comforting about being able to talk openly about life, death, family, grief, and the things we often avoid saying out loud. It was, in a word—uplifting (I know totally counterintuitive)! I attribute this entirely to our facilitator Katrina who made the space feel warm, peaceful, and completely judgment-free. She listened with such care and guided the conversation without ever making it feel h... read more

Zeeboss Posey 

on Google

a month ago

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from a Death Café, but I walked away genuinely grateful that I went. There was something incredibly comforting about being able to talk openly about life, death, family, grief, and the things we often avoid saying out loud. It was, in a word—uplifting (I know totally counterintuitive)! I attribute this entirely to our facilitator Katrina who made the space feel warm, peaceful, and completely judgment-free. She listened with such care and guided the conversation without ever making it feel h... read more

Matt Pellmann 

on Google

7 months ago

We had a wonderful experience working with Katrina Gay of VHS hospice. We recently attended a Death Cafe hosted by Katrina, and what a positive experience of life! I highly recommend to any mortal! I surely recommend her services to anyone seeking support around grief, loss, celebration of life, or other services in the death doula realm. 

Amanda Martinez 

on Google

8 months ago

VHH helps us take the best care of our residents. They are attentive, caring and compassionate to the families and residents that they serve. Glad to have them as part of our team.