I could not have asked for, nor could I have given, better care to my mom.
Carolyn Migliore, RN
CalvaryCare® in Manhattan, NY
at The Dawn Greene Hospice
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Manhattan, NY Hospice and Palliative Care – CalvaryCare®
Calvary’s Hospice and Palliative Care services are designed to meet and address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients and their loved ones.
CalvaryCare® is available to Manhattan residents in private homes and through The Dawn Greene Hospice, an 18-bed unit located on the 15th floor of Mary Manning Walsh Home on the Upper East Side.
Our patients in Manhattan receive the same hallmark care that patients receive at our main facility in the Bronx. The Dawn Greene Hospice provides short-term inpatient care under the oversight of the Calvary Hospice. Care in this 18-bed unit is intended for patients whose symptoms and care needs cannot be met at home.
To make a referral or to learn more about our services, please call (718) 518-2465, fax (718) 576-2713 or email hospice@calvaryhospital.org.
Tour of the Dawn Greene Hospice
Front Desk
Our front desk administrators are available 24/7 to assist patients and their families.
Family Room Area
The family room is open to patients and families for recreational use during their stay. It is equipped with comfortable seating and a flat-screen TV.
Hallway
Hallway in Dawn Greene Hospice
Patient Room
All patient rooms are private and equipped with a flat-screen TV with access to over 30 channels, a private bathroom, in-room phone, and hospital-grade bedding.
Chapel
Our interfaith chapel is always open for self-reflection and prayer.
History
The Dawn Greene Hospice was made possible by a gift of $4 million from the Jerome L. Greene Foundation to ArchCare for the benefit of Calvary Hospital. Mrs. Greene, the Foundation’s leader until her death in 2010, was a generous benefactor to Calvary Hospital. Her advocacy of Calvary’s mission helped strengthen care across our continuum, including inpatient, home hospice, and home health care.
Location Information
Admissions Requirements
To be considered for The Dawn Greene Hospice, patients must:
- Be eligible for Hospice inpatient level of care
- Require inpatient care for symptoms and care that cannot be managed effectively in another setting
- Need short-term inpatient care
Personalized Assistance
The Community Outreach staff is available to answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding Calvary’s services and to assist in the referral process. Criteria for admission can be clarified by calling an Outreach Liaison Nurse.
Referring Patients
Hospitals, physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals can make referrals or inquiries directly to Calvary Hospice. We encourage families of prospective patients to contact us with any questions. We offer on-site evaluation by a Calvary clinician.
To make a referral or to learn more about our services, please call (718) 518-2465, fax (718) 576-2713 or email hospice@calvaryhospital.org.
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Patient Care Program
The following program of care is available to Calvary patients at The Dawn Greene Hospice.
- Fulltime Calvary Hospice Medical Director (Board Certified in Hospice and Palliative Care)
- Hospice and Palliative Care trained nursing, Social Work and pastoral care providers
- 10 newly renovated private rooms with private bathrooms
- Complimentary cable television and telephone service
- Overnight accommodations for family members in patient rooms
- State-of-the-art patient care equipment
- Therapeutic Music Program and Complimentary Therapies (coming soon)
- Bereavement Support Program
Religious Services
The Dawn Greene Hospice has a Multi-faith Chapel
Visting Policy
- 24/7 visiting hours
- Family room with refrigerator, microwave oven, and coffee maker
- Multi-faith Chapel
We encourage patients to bring their own toiletries, clothing, and other meaningful items such as pictures of family and friends.
Testimonials
We knew that dad, who was dying of brain cancer, would probably not make it to our wedding. Luckily, Calvary offered us their chapel for the ceremony. There was dad, sitting front and center at the wedding with his bright rosy cheeks… Dad passed away just a few weeks later, but not before you gave him back his love for life… and a front row seat at his daughter’s wedding.
Bridget Cevasco
My husband Jimmy suffered terribly with the pain of advanced cancer. The HMOs denied us financial coverage for Calvary. They left us with Jimmy to die an agonizing death. But Calvary wouldn’t abandon us. You said, ‘If we can’t care for Jimmy, let us close our doors rather than close our hearts.
Joyce Parks
Once my wife, Maureen, was at Calvary, her suffering eased. She was sitting up, talking, and even eating ice cream. For those few precious days, you gave her back her dignity — and you gave me back my wife.
Ben Fargione
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They are the gold standard in the very special care they provide.
Larry S.
When my sister Lois was diagnosed with terminal cancer, I knew, being a nurse myself, that Calvary offered the best in end-of-life care. Everything I heard about Calvary Hospital and their nurses was true. I’d never seen medical care like it.
Joyce Cushman
We were truly blessed the day Calvary Staff became involved in my mom’s care at the nursing home where she was a resident. The most supportive health care team I have ever met.
Absolutely wonderful place and people. I am in awe of the spirit and faith that maintains this staff.
My Mother received Calvary at Home Hospice Care, and she was given excellent care by the nurses and home health aides… The nurses that come to check on my mother were very professional, friendly and compassionate, and did everything to make her comfortable… With the help of Calvary we were able to honor my Mother’s wishes to be at home, and to die with dignity surrounded by her family.
Patricia L.
My husband John was 56 when he was diagnosed with brain cancer. We had no idea of how to handle the process of dying. Until we went to Calvary Hospital. Medically, emotionally, and spiritually, you taught us how to handle John’s death. We weren’t afraid anymore.
Laurie Hathorn