Hospice of Marion County

Jazmin Martínez

DO NOT WORK HERE ... People are so unprofessional and a bunch of snakes. They will sabotage your work and ruin your name as a professional. I was called a refugee and I mentioned it to my supervisor and nothing happened. There is no training process, it was like being thrown into the woods to defend for yourself and then get reprimanded when there was a mistake. Working there felt like being in the movie mean girls. The back and fourth, talking behind peoples back, the lies. They will literally lie and throw you under the bus just to keep their name in good standing. If I can speak everything I heard about some people, I will end up writing a book. Admissions Manager Sebrina and Director Amanda K. lack professionalism, and moral. And CEO Rick that knows the injustice that's occurs in that dept. and doesn't do anything about it. Just shows you can have a degree and still don't know how to act. Good with their patients but as employees, treat them like dirt if you don't fit into their little click.

Tribal Soup Project

Hospice of Marion County played a vital role in my ability to care for my father as he was terminally ill. They were attentive to our entire family's needs. Great communication. Caring and helpful staff. I really can't think of a single bad thing to say. I am so grateful for the gift of being able to care for my dad. I couldn't have done it without them.

Jacen Krawczyk

It is a great place and great people! Blessed to have them to care for my stepfather Franklin Mitchell! Thank you All!

Tanner Mullen

I just want to say that these people are doing the work of God. Every single person I interacted with Debbie, Deb, Crystal, Wayne, Laura and Shelley were outstanding. They were so incredibly accommodating to my grandmother and took the immense pressure away from us with their care and expertise - I’m truly blessed to have met these wonderful people and I’m so thankful the work and the service you all provide. Thank you so much.