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    Northern Arizona Hospice earns the 2019 SHPBest™
    “Superior Performer” Caregiver Satisfaction Award

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    LHC GroupCottonwood AZ (August 11, 2020) – Northern Arizona Hospice has been recognized by Strategic Healthcare Programs (SHP) as a “Superior Performer” for achieving an overall caregiver and family satisfaction score that ranked in the top 20 percent of all eligible SHP clients for the 2019 calendar year.

    Northern Arizona Hospice is a hospice partner of Verde Valley Medical Center and part of a joint venture partnership with LHC Group, a national provider of in-home healthcare services with 32,000 employees operating locations in 35 states and the District of Columbia.

    The annual SHPBest™ award program was created to acknowledge hospice providers that consistently provide high quality service to families and caregivers of patients receiving hospice care. The 2019 award recipients were determined by reviewing and ranking the overall CAHPS Hospice survey satisfaction score for more than 1,400 hospice providers. With one of the largest CAHPS Hospice benchmarks in the nation, SHP is in a unique position to identify and recognize organizations that have made family and caregiver satisfaction a priority and have been rewarded for their efforts with high marks on the CAHPS Hospice survey.

    “SHP is proud to present the SHPBest awards to our top-performing customers. We commend these organizations for their continuous focus on delivering the highest quality of care to their patients,” said Rob Paulsson, president of SHP.

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    The professional clinicians and support staff at Northern Arizona Hospice serve the residents of Cottonwood and the surrounding region with quality hospice care. Hospice professionals provide the emotional, spiritual, and medical support needed when patients are facing a terminal illness. Hospice services help patients live comfortably, with dignity, when a cure is no longer possible. Hospice care programs can be provided in any place a patient calls home, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

    “The LHC Group family congratulates our team members at Northern Arizona Hospice for achieving this honor as part of the 2019 SHPBest program,” said Keith Myers, LHC Group chairman and CEO. “An uncompromising commitment to quality and patient care is a vital part of our company culture. Our outstanding clinicians and support staff in communities around the nation have helped our company earn a reputation as the industry leader in providing high-quality care for the people who place their trust in us.”

    Read more about the SHPBest awards program, including methodology and award recipient lists at https://www.shpdata.com/hospice/shpbest-cahps-hospice/.

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    1. Richard Blumenthal on August 12, 2020 5:15 pm

      Congratulations Northern Arizona Hospice on your “Superior Performance” caregiver award. Providing hospice care is honestly an emotionally involved job. It can be rewarding, too. Spending time with those who are in the last moments of their lives can help make those last moments more enjoyable. Thank you all for your devotion.

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