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Wednesday February 12th, 2020

Built by the community for the community

Built by the community for the community Trellis Supportive Care began as a grassroots organization over 40 years ago by local pioneers of the hospice movement. They were inspired to improve the quality of life for patients facing advanced illness, and their families. They believed in a team approach to high quality, compassionate care provided at home – wherever the patient calls home.
Tuesday December 10th, 2019

Trellis Supportive Care Salutes 101-Year-Old Female Veteran at Breakfast Event

Susan Rudd, a 101-year-old Army WWII Veteran is no stranger to the many veteran events hosted by Trellis Supportive Care; however, being the guest of honor at today’s Pearl Harbor Remembrance Breakfast among 600 fellow veterans was a welcome surprise. Trellis Supportive Care’s veteran outreach coordinator, Don Timmons, gave a special salute to Rudd as part of the program, which took place at the Richard Childress Racing event room. “I had breakfast with my favorite 101 year old veteran,” shared Timmons. “A great way to top off our 5th year of Veterans Coffee events,” he added.
Tuesday December 3rd, 2019

Trellis Supportive Care to Host Veterans Event

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 22, 2019 CONTACT: AGauthreaux@TrellisSupport.org 336-331-1303 Trellis Supportive Care to Host Veterans Event On December 4 (Pearl Harbor remembrance week) Trellis Supportive Care will host a special veteran’s event from 8:30 – 10:30 am at the Richard Childress Racing event room, located at 425 Industrial Blvd. Welcome/Lexington.
Monday September 30th, 2019

Trellis Supportive Care Attracts a Thousand to its Living Your Best Life Luncheon

Trellis Supportive Care Attracts a Thousand to its Living Your Best Life Luncheon to hear Mary Matalin, James Carville and Ann Compton Piedmont/Triad, NC – Trellis Supportive Care, formerly Hospice & Palliative CareCenter, drew a crowd of 1,000 to their annual Living Your Best Life Luncheon on Wednesday, September 25 at the Benton Convention Center. This year’s speakers were internationally known political icons and strategists, Mary Matalin, James Carville, and Ann Compton.