Your gift helps...
Reach a Growing Region
With clinical teams serving 32 counties across the Carolinas, your donation helps expand our services into rural areas ensuring access to excellent clinical end-of-life care.
Serve the Uninsured
Your gift helps us care for the most fragile among us and fulfills our patient promise, calling on our best efforts to serve all regardless of medical complexity or ability to pay.
Deliver Pediatric Care
Through your support, we ensure children and families have the resources they need when they need it most.
Support Caregivers
Our social workers, chaplains and six Hospice Houses support patients and families across a spectrum of need and give caregivers the tools and resources to weather difficult times.
Fund Innovation
The practice of hospice and palliative medicine is an evolving field, and your gift helps to ensure VIA Health Partners remains on the innovative edge. Whether it is investments in telemedicine or other technologies, VIA looks for ways to deliver on its Patient Promise through timely, accurate and personalized care.
Palliative Medicine Consultants
Often the first few steps toward end-of-life care begin under the umbrella of palliative medicine. Charitable support ensures VIA Health Partners can offer personalized palliative care, through trained physicians, nurse practitioners, and other staff, while patients still pursue curative outcomes.
Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp
Donations to VIA Health Partners also fund our annual grief camp for children ages 7-17 years who have recently lost a loved one. This weekend camp is free of charge to campers.
Personal & Community Grief Care
Gifts from the community not only ensure VIA Health Partners patient families receive compassionate support, but also guarantees our ability to offer this service to anyone in our 32-county service area at no cost.
Professional & Community Education
Professional certifications and ongoing education helps to build a clinical team that can deliver on VIA Health Partners' Patient Promise. Seminars, speaking engagements and educational opportunities help to educate the public on the complexities of hospice and palliative medicine. Community support helps pay for this valuable service.