Jewish Hospice & Chaplaincy Network

“Spencer partrich mickey shapiro director director business”

“A copy of the 990 is provided to the board of directors to review before submission.”

“Each director, principal officer, and member of a committee are required to annually sign a statement that they agree to comply with the policy, and disclose any conflicts of interest. Periodic reviews are conducted to ensure policy is monitored and enforced.”

“The compensation committee meets annually to evaluate and discuss executive performance relative to organizational goals and objectives. The committee examines executive compensation taking into account comparability data and other relevant information. The organization also utilizes the services of an independent consultant.”

“The compensation committee meets annually to evaluate and discuss performance relative to organizational goals and objectives. It utilizes comparabilty data and an independent consultant.”

“Paper copies available at the office upon request.”

“Jhcn works to ensure that no jewish patient or family faces terminal illness alone. From the time of a life limiting diagnosis, we help those we serve gain access to care navigation, spiritual care, life enrichments, grief support and other needed resources compatible with their own jewish identity, practice, and values.”

“Although the organization is not a hospice, it provides services to jewish people that are going through hospice and palliative care. In 2022, nearly 450 patients were served directly, in addition to thousands of their family members. The organization conducts seminars on hospice and palliative care issues which involve a coalition of over 70 organizations with attendance exceeding 850 professionals. The annual conference is located in the detroit area and draws people from all over the country representing diverse religious denominations and educates people regarding caregiving, pain management, and loss. To date, the organization has served more than 10,000 patients. The organization provides emergency intervention for distressed families and individuals. It also offers education to hospitals, hospices, and social service agencies about providing the best care possible for their jewish patients.”