Elder abuse, affecting millions of older adults worldwide, is a critical issue that often stays hidden and unaddressed. As we continue to see an aging population, we must dedicate ourselves to understanding, recognizing, and combating this grave concern.
As Memorial Day nears, we remember and honor the courageous veterans who have passed, those who gave their all in service to our country. They have not only defended our freedoms, but they've also left an unforgettable legacy, influencing our lives in countless ways. These brave individuals have shown us [...]
Did you know that May is designated as Silver Alert Month in Tennessee? This month is devoted to raising awareness about Silver Alerts - urgent messages spread around the community about missing people. They're especially used for older adults who might have Alzheimer's Disease, dementia, or other conditions that affect their thinking. [...]
As Mother's Day approaches, all of us at Smoky Mountain Home Health and Hospice want to extend our warmest thoughts and heartfelt support to those who are experiencing this day without their mother, or a cherished "Mom-like" figure in your life.
Hospice care and Black History in the United States share a compelling story of compassion and social justice. Hospice is an approach to healthcare that focuses on giving the best quality of life possible to those struggling with terminal illnesses. Pain management, symptom management, emotional support and spiritual support are provided for the individual and [...]
With the recent news of former US President Jimmy Carter's entering into hospice care, many people have been curious to learn more about this specialized form of medical service. Before serving as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981, Jimmy Carter was a farmer, businessman, and politician from Georgia. He dedicated [...]
Several U.S. Presidents have played significant roles in shaping healthcare policy. Some were instrumental in helping write policy in the area of hospice care and end-of-life care including: President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Social Security Act of 1935 President Lyndon B. Johnson and the Medicare and Medicaid Act of 1965 President Richard Nixon and [...]
Valentine's Day can be a difficult and lonely time for those who have experienced the loss of someone dear to them. While it is traditionally seen as a day full of joy, love, and happiness for many, it may instead serve as an upsetting reminder for those grieving. If you know somebody that has suffered [...]
Keeping your heart healthy is essential to living a long and happy life. By incorporating these 10 healthy heart tips into your lifestyle, you can ensure long-term cardiovascular health enabling you to remain strong and active for many years. 1. Eat healthy meals and snacks Stress can have a disastrous impact on our [...]
Elizabeth Blackwell photo courtesy of The Archives and Special Collections of the Health Sciences Library, SUNY Upstate Medical University. National Women Physicians Day celebrates the accomplishments of women in the medical field. This day recognizes female physicians and the numerous contributions they have made throughout history. It was established to honor Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, [...]
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222 Heritage Blvd
Newport, TN 37821
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Address:
Corporate Office
Smoky Mountain Home Health & Hospice
222 Heritage Blvd
Newport, TN 37821
Phone: 423-623-0233
Toll-free: 800-358-7844
© Copyright 2025 | Smoky Mountain Home Health and Hospice | All Rights Reserved | Website Development by Studio P Media Group, Knoxville, TN
Address:
Corporate Office
Smoky Mountain Home Health & Hospice
222 Heritage Blvd
Newport, TN 37821
Phone: 423-623-0233
Toll-free: 800-358-7844
© Copyright 2025 | Smoky Mountain Home Health and Hospice | All Rights Reserved | Website Development by Studio P Media Group, Knoxville, TN
