“Finding a reliable hospice provider for a loved one is a daunting task often made under stressful circumstances. Our family, after extensive searching and disappointing recommendations from other sources, found Sonata Hospice through positive online reviews--and we are incredibly grateful we did. This review comes from a genuine family who utilized their services for a critical 10-day period. The level of care provided by the entire Sonata team to both our loved one and our family was amazing and far exceeded our expectations. We felt completely confident that our loved one was in excellent hands, and we as a family felt fully supported throughout the difficult process. Deciding on end-of-life care is perhaps one of the most significant decisions a family can make. Concerns about the quality of care, trustworthiness, and prioritization of patient well-being over financial considerations are paramount. Sonata Hospice put those fears to rest. They are a trustworthy, compassionate, and highly professional organization that we wholeheartedly recommend to any family navigating the hospice journey.”

“My family and I had spent a lot of time interviewing Hospice agencies in our area and we were completely overwhelmed. It's definitely not an easy decision to make. The minute we spoke with Heidi, we just knew that this was the team we needed for our Mom. She was able to provide so much information with genuine sincerity and helped us to understand what our options were. We were thrilled to be able to have our Mom out of the hospital and back at home where she wanted to be. We remain forever grateful to the Entire team of Sonata Hospice. They have made our Mother's journey comfortable, with compassion, dignity, and immense support for all of us. 5 stars isn't enough!"

“I discovered Sonata Hospice trying to find new ways to volunteer for my community. As open as I was to any experience a new organization may give to me, how lucky was I to discover how ready and wonderful the team was to receive me! Training was comprehensive and organize, and I never felt like I had an unanswered question. And for what's hard to teach on paper--how to experience and share compassion for others--is embodied by everyone on the team and taught by example. It's hard to find a team of caregivers and supportive staff to exhibit all this while being fun and professional to be around, and it benefits both myself as a volunteer and even moreso the patients and their families that we serve at our best. I'm truly grateful to be a part of this team and look forward to continuing serving with them.”