House of Goshen makes history as Chicago’s first black-owned independent inpatient hospice house

House of Goshen makes history as Chicago’s first black-owned independent inpatient hospice house 
G20 News Today, Flossmoor, IL; 12/21/24 
House of Goshen, a state-of-the-art inpatient hospice facility and the first Black-owned independent hospice center in the Chicago Southland area, is now officially accepting patients. Located at 19810 Governors Highway in Flossmoor, the center represents a pivotal advancement in equitable, compassionate end-of-life care in Chicagoland, the South Suburbs and beyond. The 14,000-square-foot facility offers 14 private suites designed to provide comfort, dignity, and peace for patients and their families. ... “Our goal is to create a sanctuary where every patient and family member feels supported, seen, and cared for,” said Sade Bello, co-founder of House of Goshen. “Being the first Black-owned hospice center in the region comes with immense pride and responsibility. We are committed to setting a standard of care that reflects the diversity and humanity of the communities we serve.”
Editor's note: Thank you to the House of Goshen. Readers, pair this with the significance about hospice locations in "Who gets access to a good death?," an article that we posted on 10/24/24.