HopeHealth

HopeHealth, Rhode Island’s leader in hospice and palliative care, has partnered with

Public Art Works to feature the creations of local artists. The HopeHealth Hulitar

Hospice Center, a 30-bed inpatient hospice unit, proudly displays artwork in its first-floor

gallery. This dedicated exhibition area features the works of artists from New England.

Art can enhance life, speak to the soul, spark memories, and help us express emotion.

These exhibitions align perfectly with our mission to support the spiritual, emotional and

physical well-being of our patients and their families," said Diana Franchitto,

HopeHealth President & CEO. It is an honor to show the work of local artists in a space

that offers comfort and dignity at the end of life. We are also hope to foster a sense of

community by supporting local artists and showcasing their work.

 

For more than a century, HopeHealth has delivered high-quality, compassionate care to

individuals at various stages of illness across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Established in home care in 1910 and hospice care in 1976, HopeHealth unified its

services in 2011 to provide comprehensive home care, palliative care, and hospice

care. As the second oldest hospice in the country and one of the largest not-for-profit

providers of palliative and hospice care in New England, HopeHealth has set the gold

standard in serious illness and end-of-life care. HopeHealth is also the major teaching

affiliate for hospice and palliative care of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown

University.