Death: It’s an unavoidable part of life we often avoid talking about. So folks who are seriously ill may not know how to navigate their final years or months.
Many have turned to hospice care for emotional, physical and spiritual support for themselves and loved ones.
But the national landscape of hospice care is changing, including in Wisconsin. Once run primarily by mission-driven nonprofits, the industry is increasingly privatizing, with private equity playing a growing role.
Wisconsin Watch is partnering with the Multimedia Channels publications Green Bay Press Times, Northwoods Star Journal, Waushara Argus, Merrill Foto News, Marshfield Hub City Times and Wisconsin Rapids City Times to better understand how our communities access hospice and other end-of-life services.
We want to hear your questions and perspectives— whether your experiences have been positive, negative or somewhere in-between. Or maybe you’re wondering how to navigate a new experience.
If you’d like to help shape our reporting, please fill out this brief form, and a reporter will follow up. Or feel free to contact Heather Schaefer directly at hschaefer@mmclocal.com. We will not publish any details you share without your permission.
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