<div><strong>Help Bring Augusta’s ONLY Inpatient Hospice House to Life</strong>
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<div><strong><em>No one in our community should face the end of life without comfort, dignity, and compassionate care.</em></strong>
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<div>Augusta and the surrounding CSRA communities do not have a single inpatient hospice home. Families facing end-of-life care are often left with limited options—hospitals, nursing homes, or trying to manage complex care at home during an incredibly emotional time.
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<div>My name is Stacia Sirull, and I am a nurse with 24 years of experience. Through my work, I have witnessed firsthand how deeply families need a peaceful, compassionate place for their loved ones at the
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<div>end-of-life. Our mission is to open the <strong>Augusta</strong> <strong>Inpatient</strong> <strong>Hospice</strong> <strong>Home</strong>—a warm, home-like place focused entirely on comfort, dignity, and compassionate end-of-life care.
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<div><strong>Why This Matters</strong>
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<div>An inpatient hospice home is a place where:
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<div>*Pain and symptoms are carefully managed
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<div>*Families can rest, stay close, and feel supported
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<div>*Patients end-of-life wishes are treated with dignity and respect
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<div><strong><em>*It is a place where patients can be held, heard, and cared for in peace during their final days.</em></strong>
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<div>This type of care can make a profound difference for patients and their loved ones during life’s most difficult moments.
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<div><strong>How Your Gift Will Help</strong>
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<div>We have already purchased the facility and personally funded most of the renovations to create a peaceful, home-like space. Now, we are in the final phase—adding patient rooms and the medical equipment, furnishings, and comfort items needed to care for patients and families.
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<div><strong>This is where we need our community’s support to help us open our doors and provide compassionate hospice care.</strong>
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<div>Funds raised will directly support patient and family needs, including:
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<div>*Medical beds and essential equipment
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<div>*Comfort items not covered by insurance
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<div>*Furnishings to create a warm, welcoming environment
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<div>*Final renovations needed to support patient care
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<div><strong>Every donation—no matter the amount—helps bring this much-needed hospice home to our community. </strong>
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<div>Our goal is to open on January 11, 2027, serving Augusta and the greater CSRA.
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<div>Thank you for supporting comfort and compassionate care at the
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<div>end-of-life, and for helping make a lasting impact on our community.
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<div><em>Please share this page to help spread the word,</em>
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<div><em>Please visit, follow, and share our Facebook page:</em>
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<div><em>Augusta Inpatient Hospice Home LLC</em>
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Stacia Sirull
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<div>CEO &amp; Founder
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<div>Augusta Inpatient Hospice Home
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<div><em>Your Life. Your Journey. Your Choice</em>
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<div><em>*Come by and check out our progress</em>
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<div><em> Message or call us to schedule an in-person tour</em>
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<div>2512 Wrightsboro Road
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<div>Augusta, Georgia 30904
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Augusta’s ONLY Inpatient Hospice House Needs Your Help.

Augusta’s ONLY Inpatient Hospice House Needs Your Help.

Still $47,539 to go. Help us build momentum.