Chaplains are professionally prepared to address the diverse religious and spiritual needs of our residents and staff.

Our chaplains provide nondenominational Christian worship services and prayer gatherings. These services usually include prayer, singing hymns, Scripture readings, and a homily.

The Spiritual Care team provides a variety of spiritual enrichment activities which include Bible study, theological lectures, interfaith outings, and book clubs.

During times of stress, it can be difficult to communicate effectively with other family members. Our chaplains are available to residents to identify and resolve concerns or to serve as a liaison with family members.

Chaplains uphold residents’ rights, support their values, and help communicate treatment decision choices to the care team and family.

We encourage residents to actively engage in their faith communities, and we can facilitate those connections as needed.

Chaplains can guide and support the search for answers when it comes to making difficult decisions.

Chaplains are available to preside over funeral and memorial services upon request as well as be a conversation partner in discussing what matters most at the end of life.