Make a Meaningful Difference with a Simple Phone Call

Make a Meaningful Difference with a Simple Phone Call Heart to Heart Hospice is looking for compassionate volunteers to help support patients and families through weekly check-in calls. As a Tuck-In Call Volunteer, you will make friendly phone calls to patients or their caregivers to ensure they feel supported and prepared for the days ahead. These calls help our care team confirm that patients are comfortable, have the supplies they need, and know they are not alone. What You'll Do Make short, supportive phone calls to patients or caregivers Check in about comfort, medications, supplies, and equipment Help ensure patients are prepared for the weekend through, Weekly Tuck-In Calls Make Post-Admission Check-In Calls to welcome new patients and families to hospice services Share any questions or concerns with the hospice care team for follow-up Why This Matters Sometimes a simple phone call can bring reassurance and comfort during a difficult time. Your voice can help patients and families feel heard, supported, and connected to their care team. What We Provide A simple call script to guide conversations Training and support from the Volunteer Services team A quick documentation form to record the call No medical experience is required—just a kind heart, good listening skills, and a willingness to help others. If you enjoy connecting with people and want to make a difference from the comfort of your home, this opportunity is a wonderful way to serve. Join us in bringing comfort, compassion, and support to those who need it most. Details 18 and older Location 5646 Coventry Lane Fort Wayne,IN46804 Hospitality Health & Hospice Military & Veterans Serving Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities #J-18808-Ljbffr

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