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Founded in 1978 (originally as Hospice of Topeka), Midland Care Connection has grown into a leading not-for-profit community health organization in northeast Kansas mrt.com +11 midlandcare.org +11 cchospiceks.org +11 . Under its guiding mission—“Meeting individual needs through innovative care solutions”—this agency offers a holistic continuum of services tailored to older adults, the seriously ill, and families facing end-of-life transitions guidestar.org +1 nphihealth.org +1 . The organization’s philosophy centers on preserving dignity, independence, and quality of life, providing care across medical, emotional, spiritual, and social domains. Staffed by dedicated professionals—including physicians, nurses, therapists, home health aides, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers—it offers: In-Home Hospice Care: Pain/symptom control, personal care, crisis response, and volunteer companionship. Inpatient Hospice House: A 12-bed facility at 200 SW Frazier Circle for managing complex symptoms or respite care. Palliative Care: Launched in 2001, offering early support for serious illnesses beyond hospice midlandcare.org nahc.org +4 midlandcare.org +4 midlandcare.org +4 . Home Health Services: Skilled nursing, physical/occupational therapy, and aide support to promote independence. PACE Program: The only Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly in NE Kansas, helping older adults stay in their homes with coordinated care guidestar.org +10 midlandcare.org +10 midlandcare.org +10 . Meals on Wheels: Daily nutrition and wellness visits for homebound seniors. Thrive at Home: Private-duty nursing and aide services for additional in-home assistance. Grief & Bereavement Services: Offered through the Center for Hope & Healing, including individualized and group counseling for 13 months post‑loss midlandcare.org midlandcare.org . These offerings are available across 21 Kansas counties, regardless of patients’ financial situation, thanks to community donations and Medicare/Medicaid coverage

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