Madrone Hospice Inc.

“Form 990 reviewed and approved by both finance committee and board of directors before being filed.”

“All board members and employees prepare a statement annually that details actual or potential conflicts of interest if any.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.”

“Hospice services provides professional visits by nurses, social workers, therapists, dietician, chaplain and volunteers to terminally ill patients at their place of residence. Under the medicare, medical, or private insurance hospice benefit, we also provided all meications, medical equipment and supplies related to the terminal diagnosis. We are able to provided services at no charge in the absense of a third-party reimbursement source, through income from our hospice shop which is largely operated by volunteers. In the past fiscal year we provided services to 155 patients, we provided 80 hours of community based grief counseling at no charge to numerous individuals, and we provided 468 hours of volunteer respite services to patients and patient families. Our palliative care staff offered consultation and telephone follow-up to patients not yet ready for hospice care.”

“In collaboration with the city of yreka, and with grant support through psaii aaa, senior services provided freshly cooked, nutritious meals, transportation support, and other services to seniors throughout the greater yreka area. A total of 27,978 meals were provided to 373 participants during the year. Transportation was provided to 77 participants who received a total of 3,348 one-way trips during the year for appointments an to stores. Our caregiver support programs consist of caregiver information and assistance, home adaptations for caregiving and caregiver respite. We settup two accessability ramps, provided 74 caregivers with information and assistance, and provided 1,689 hours of caregiver respite. We also updated, printed, and distributed 3,500 copies of the siskiyou count senior resource directories to individuals and organizations throughout siskiyou county. The senior services programs achieved this with both paid staff and volunteers.”