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Pathways Home Health & Hospice NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW MEDICAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY. As a patient receiving health…
Links to the Heart 2016
Tournament supports the Pathways Clinical Team for Inpatient Hospice Services at Stanford Hospital. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to play the renowned Stanford University Golf Course with friends, colleagues, or clients while supporting Pathways. Designed in 1930 by celebrated golf…
Pathways Home Health and Hospice Board of Directors
Pathways is a free-standing, community-based, not-for-profit organization with an interlocking governance structure shared by El Camino Hospital and Sequoia Hospital. Our board of directors understandably reflects our affiliation with these hospitals.
Pathways Through the Holidays
Coping with Grief During the Holiday Season, 2016 The Holidays can be stressful, and grief can make them more difficult. This workshop is designed to help you explore ways to cope and bring light to the holiday season as you…
Celebration of Light
The general community is invited by Pathways Home Health & Hospice to its annual Celebration of Light Memorial Service every year in December at Skylawn Memorial Park, off of Highway 92 at Skyline Boulevard, San Mateo, California. This year’s Celebration…
Refer a Friend to Work at Pathways…
And Get a Cash Reward for Your Efforts! Pathways is growing — and we need your help! We need home health nurses and other medical staff based in San Francisco or north San Mateo County. If you know someone who…
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Giving Circles
Circle of Caring Pathways’ Circle of Caring recognizes annual donors of $1,000 or more. Gifts from Circle of Caring donors form the cornerstone of Pathways’ ability to support compassionate hospice and home health care in our Bay Area communities. Your…
Jacob’s Voice
A cruel disease had stolen Jacob’s voice, but generous Pathways donors gave it back. Jacob had never let his illness or wheelchair hold him back; he had been active in his faith congregation, attended concerts when he could, and was…
