Both Chad and Stacy have faced challenges for caring for loved ones in their final days. The involvement of hospice care at home, while valuable, also highlighted for them the complexities and emotional toll on families. Gaia Home represents for them a beacon of hope and support which is a mission they are committed to.
Advance directives are a combination of a living will and a health care proxy. They clearly state your health care choices and give someone authority to make decisions on your behalf if you are unable to communicate your decisions.
Gaia Home is pleased to announce it has purchased nearly nine acres in Northeast Bismarck for its planned neighborhood of residential units and community spaces specially designed for the end-of-life journey.
Gaia Home is a much-needed facility in our community. There is a lack of options currently available in North Dakota for our aging population’s end-of-life care.
Grant Funding Will Help Build Neighborhood Dedicated to End-of-Life Care
Steve Bakken, host of Talk of the Town, invited Kilee Harmon, Gaia Home Executive Director, on the show to share the mission and vision for… Read More »Talk of the Town with Steve Bakken Talked about Gaia Home
Kilee Harmon and Melanie Carvell talk with Studio 701 about their experience participating in RAAM. Watch the full story
Lori Kabunde and Karin Gardner talk with Studio 701 about their journey across the USA. Watch the full story
Kilee Harmon, Karin Gardner, and Lisa Pulkrabek talk with Ladies of Another View about their journey. Watch the full story
