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The Presbyterian Robert Wertheim Hospice House is unlike any other place in New Mexico. It provides a homelike setting where patients can spend their final days with comfort and dignity when medical intervention is no longer possible or desired.

Some patients share meals or memories with loved ones. Others find companionship in the care of the care team. In every case, this home offers connection, compassion and respect in life’s most delicate moments.

Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation commits to raising $500,000 annually to support operations so more than 300 people can experience an end-of-life setting that feels safe and meaningful.

A patient who was too weak to stand was wheeled outside so she

could see the Balloon Fiesta again. The house’s extra-wide doors

made it possible for her to experience something she loved.

One patient asked for a dish she hadn’t tasted in years. Her daughter cooked her mother’s favorite recipe in the kitchen, filling the space with the smell of home.

When a patient turned 100, family, friends and even staff on their dayoff showed up to celebrate. It was simple and joyful and exactly what she needed.

One patient’s husband had a birthday, and the celebration was brought to Hospice House so she could be part of it. Staff and family gathered to make the day feel special.

Moments that Matter

A patient who was too weak to stand was wheeled outside so she could see the Balloon Fiesta again. The house’s extra-wide doors made it possible for her to experience something she loved.

One patient asked for a dish she hadn’t tasted in years. Her daughter brought the recipe and cooked it in the house kitchen so they could share it together.

When a patient turned 100, family, friends and even staff on their day off showed up to celebrate. It was simple and joyful and exactly what she needed.

One patient’s husband had a birthday, and the celebration was brought to Hospice House so she could be part of it. Staff and family gathered to make the day feel special.