Confidential case management for people living with HIV or AIDS.
For those living with a serious illness, still seeking curative treatment.
As an independent, not-for-profit community hospice, Cedar Valley Hospice relies on the wonderful gifts of time and money from people and organizations in our communities to help us provide services to those who need it.
My Dad (Albert Jennings) died in 2006 in the front bedroom of the Waterloo Hospice House. My Mom (Margaret Jennings) died at the Waterloo Hospice house in 2016, in the same room my dad was in ten years before. Mom went to hospice late in the day, September 28th, which was a Wednesday. On Thursday, September 29th, she kept asking when September 30th was going to be. My brother and I were concerned that she had an appointment we didn’t know about, and we just kept saying tomorrow, mom. Finally, my brother said, “Mom is there something going on September 30th that I forgot or don’t know about?” She answered right back to him saying “Yes your dad is coming to get me.” We were both very surprised at that statement, but I will say my mom died September 30, 2016. I guess Dad did come for her.
P.O. Box 2880
Waterloo, IA 50704-2880
Toll Free: 800.626.2360
WATERLOO
Central Office
900 Tower Park Dr.,
Waterloo, IA 50701
319.272.2002
GRUNDY CENTER
310 East G Ave.,
Grundy Center, IA 50638
319.824.3868
WAVERLY
209 20th St. NW,
Waverly, IA 50677
319.352.1274
INDEPENDENCE
801 1st St. E.,
Independence, IA 50644
319.334.6960
HOSPICE HOME
2001 Kimball Ave,
Waterloo, IA 50702
319.272.1771
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