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For tears, Hospice of Hilo has provided care to terminally ill Construction of this new center has begun at the end of
people rr #'heir homes. Now,we have launched a $10 million Kapi'olani Street just south of Mohouli Street, on land leased
capital campaign to construct a 14,140-square-foot from the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural
Medicare-certified inpatient hospice to better serve the Resources. The hospice will be a model for team-oriented,
end-of-life needs of our community. This hospice will include high-quality, compassionate care, including expert medical care
12 patient rooms and administrative offices,with "build out" and pain management. When patients cannot be cared for at
space to add six patient rooms in the future. The center will home,this center will offer inpatient hospice comfort and care.
serve approximately 300 patients a year. We plan an
endowment to provide for on-going maintenance of the
inpatient hospice. /-HOSPICE of HILO
'PARTNERS IN HOPE.SUPPORT AND COMFORT 1011 Waianuen72 Avenue
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When patients cannot be cared for at home, Hospice of Hilo 808-969-1733
will offer inpatient services, with rooms designed to allow -United hospice @hospiceofhilo.org
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"When my wife was diagnosed with clock help that I couldn't give her and so
terminal cancer, I thought I could take she was admitted to the hospital. We were
care of her at home. But being 83 years separated for the first time in 50 years.
old it became so hard. I couldn't lift her When our young grandchildren came from
and, as she became weaker, I was afraid I Honolulu, it was hard to have them at the Comm. Na. S 9c2. .3
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found out about Hospice of Hilo. The of saying goodbye to our loved one in a
nurses and volunteers helped to make sure hospital setting we can share each moment -
that she wasn't in pain. They helped me with them surrounded by support and all
learn how to take care of her. As she got the comforts of home."
worse, we knew she needed round the
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TOTAL ANNUAL PAYMENT SCHEDULE MONTHLY PAYMENT SCHEDULE
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PLEDGED YR 2 YRS 3 YRS 4 YRS S YRS 12 MOS 24 MOS 36 MOS 48 MOS 60 MOS
550,000 50,000 25,000 16,667 12,500 10,000 4,167 2,083 1,389 1,042 833 2
$25,000 25,000 12,500 8,333 6,250 5,000 2,083 1,042 694 521 417 a
CV $15,000 15,000 7,500 5,000 3,750 3,000 1,250 625 417 313 250
$10,000 10,000 5,000 3,333 2,500 2,000 833 417 278 208 167
,• $5,000 5,000 2,500 1,667 1,250 1,000 417 208 139 104 83 <
�� $2,500 2,500 1,250 833 625 500 208 104 69 52 42 a
v $2,000 2,000 1,000 667 500 400 167 83 56 42 33 v
51,500 1,500 750 500 375 300 125 63 42 31 25 °
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$900 900 450 300 225 180 75 38 25 19 15 LL
,� $800 800 400 267 200 160 67 33 22 17 13
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Hawai'i Island's First Medicare-Certified Inpatient Hospice
The building will provide the comfort of short-term continuous care in a home-like setting for patients whose pain,symptoms and
special needs require a more acute level of hospice care than is possible at home.
Expansion of Services
In addition to inpatient hospice care,the new facility will allow Hospice of Hilo to offer palliative(comfort)care services to both
hospice and non-hospice patients on a consultative basis for outpatients.
A Welcoming Place
The new center will feature:
• Spa with a full-body tub that allows patients the opportunity to enjoy a soothing bath
• Dining room and kitchen for patients and families to share meals together
• Family room, keiki room and a place in each patient room for a family member to spend the night
• Each suite will include patient sleeping&sitting areas, private lanai, private bath,closet and television
• Meditation room for peaceful reflection
• Offices and meeting rooms for the Medical Director and other members of the professional staff
• Education center for the community&for professionals interested in innovative end-of-life care practice
• Exam room for palliative(comfort)care patient consultations
To demonstrate my strong support for Hospice of Hilo, it is my desire to contribute a tax-deductible gift
totaling$ to the Capital Campaign to build a Hospice inpatient facility on Hawai'i Island.
Donor Name(s) (as you would like to be acknowledged) Organization Name(if applicable)
Mailing Address City State Zip
Business Phone Home Phone E-mail Address
o Check Option:Pleose make your check payable to the Hospice of Hilo.
o Credit Card Option:Available online.Go to www.hospiceofhilo.org and click on"Make a Donation”for o secure transaction.
o Pledge Option:l/we agree to donate to the Capital Campaign the sum of$ payable over 1 2 3 4 5 years(circle one)beginning /
An initial payment of$ is enclosed. The remainder of the pledge will be payable 0 monthly 0 quarterly 0 annually.
My/Our gift is(optional): 0 in memory of: 0 in honor of:
Please send acknowledgment of my/our gift to:
Name(s) Mailing Address City State Zip Code
Name(please print) Signature Date
J I wish my gift to remain anonymous . /1/..C4-4/02,y0€0',. 1..0/17.04s(