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Hospi Corporation Hospi's flagship product–the Macy Catheter®–helps nurses provide complex symptom relief within a single, short visit.

Hospi Corporation is a privately-held medical device company with headquarters in California.

Traditional medication routes compromised during an acute symptom spike?Join Hospi Corporation and the Hospice Medical D...
10/29/2026

Traditional medication routes compromised during an acute symptom spike?

Join Hospi Corporation and the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board® (HMDCB) on Thursday, November 19 at 2:00 PM ET for a live clinical roundtable: Re**al Administration in Hospice for Effective Symptom Management.

Learn practical protocols for utilizing the re**al route when oral, sublingual, or IV/SubQ routes are unavailable or delayed.

Register at the link below (all registrants will receive the recording and attendee materials):
➡️ https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/4j6lzo29SfWIvpmnvUvnrA #/registration

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Meet the Panel👋
- Catherine S. Spangler RN, BSN, CHS-C (Hospi Corporation): Catherine is Senior Vice President of Clinical Services and Sales for Hospi Corporation and brings more than 25 years of hospice and palliative care experience. A former hospice owner and national operations leader, Catherine has spent her career at the intersection of clinical care, operations, quality, and innovation. Today, she works with hospice organizations nationwide to integrate the Macy Catheter into clinical practice, helping teams recognize when traditional medication routes become unreliable and implement practical strategies that support timely, effective symptom relief.

- David Fisher, MD, HMDCB (Duke HomeCare & Hospice):
Dr. Fisher is the medical director of Duke Homecare and Hospice in Durham, NC. As a geriatrician and palliative care specialist, he has cared for thousands of patients as they approach the end of life.

- Leslie Siegel, PharmD, RPh, BCPMP (Mayo Clinic):
Leslie joined Mayo Clinic Rochester in 2022 where she spends most of her time staffing a primary inpatient palliative care unit and multiple consult teams. She additionally services other areas including outpatient palliative care clinic, pediatric palliative care, and outpatient hospice. Prior to Mayo Clinic, she graduated from University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy and completed pain medicine and palliative care training at The Ohio State University. She is a board-certified pain management pharmacist and dedicated to serving patients with life threatening or limiting illnesses with the hope to improve quality of life through effective, safe, and timely medication management.

Moderator:
- Bernice Burkarth, MD, FAAHPM, HMDC (Tufts Medicine Care at Home | HMDCB):
Dr. Burkarth is Chief Medical Officer at Tufts Medicine Care at Home and President of the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board (HMDCB). A dedicated hospice and palliative medicine physician and Fellow of the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, she brings extensive executive and clinical leadership experience in end-of-life care, medical staff development, and quality advancement across community, home health, and hospice settings.

10/07/2026

In rural areas, a middle-of-the-night symptom crisis can mean a frantic search for an available GIP bed and a disruptive transfer away from home.

Dr. Rachel Lovins, Medical Director at BAYADA Home Hospice in Norwch Vermont, recalls an urgent call from a field nurse when a patient lost oral route access—and how having a reliable secondary route changed the outcome completely:

"I got called by the nurse for a patient who was having severe pain and anxiety and nausea and was not able to tolerate anything by mouth, and I said, why don't we try the Macy Catheter? And it worked perfectly. And the patient got comfortable, I think within like, I don't even know what, it was a half an hour or something. If that had not worked, it would have taken hours probably to find the right place for that patient to go to GIP in the middle of the night in rural Vermont. And instead the patient got to stay home and was totally comfortable for the rest of their life."

Why hospice teams use on the Macy Catheter at the bedside:

✅ Helps prevent the stress, delay, and expense of locating an inpatient facility during a rural crisis.

✅ Enables fast absorption of readily available medications (such as tablets) when oral and sublingual access fail.

✅ If wanted, helps patients stay safely in their own beds, surrounded by family, for the remainder of their care.

🎥 Watch Dr. Lovins’ full clinical testimonial on our website:

https://www.macycatheter.com/testimonial/avoiding-inpatient-transfers-in-rural-hospice-how-bayada-vermont-keeps-complex-patients-at-home/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=rachel_lovins_clip1

🗓️ Live Webinar | Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ETWhen traditional routes are compromised, how does your hospic...
10/06/2026

🗓️ Live Webinar | Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET

When traditional routes are compromised, how does your hospice team maintain effective, dignified symptom control and hydration?

Join Hospi Corporation and the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board® (HMDCB) for a practical, clinical discussion on optimizing alternative routes of administration.

🔗 Register here to secure your spot: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/4j6lzo29SfWIvpmnvUvnrA #/registration

Key topics will include:
✔️ How standardized route protocols improve patient comfort, reduce off-hours PRN visits, and prevent unnecessary transfers
✔️ Real-world case studies and clinical advantages of medication and fluid delivery via the re**al route
✔️ Identifying patient candidacy and achieving staff, patient, and family acceptance

Moderator:
• Bernice Burkarth, MD, FAAHPM, HMDC – Chief Medical Officer, Tufts Medicine Care at Home | President, HMDCB

Panelists:
• David Fisher, MD, MPH, HMDC – Medical Director & Interim Director of Hospice, Duke HomeCare & Hospice
• Leslie Siegel, PharmD, RPh, BCPMP – Palliative Care Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Mayo Clinic
• Catherine S. Spangler, RN, BSN, CHS-C – SVP of Clinical Services & Sales, Hospi Corporation

(Hosted by HMDCB — the only independent certification board dedicated specifically to hospice medical directors and physicians.)

🚨 Happening tomorrow (this Thursday, Sept 24) at 1:00 PM ET!Join our partners at BetterRX for a live clinical roundtable...
09/23/2026

🚨 Happening tomorrow (this Thursday, Sept 24) at 1:00 PM ET!

Join our partners at BetterRX for a live clinical roundtable: Better, Faster Symptom Management!

Hospi's Catherine S. Spangler RN, BSN, CHS-C (SVP of Clinical Services & Sales) is joining Jenna Radecsky, PharmD (BetterRx), Sara Nigro (BetterRx), and Cindy Tuttle, RN, CLE, CMC-HSP (Gibson House with Ancora Compassionate Care) to discuss how hospice teams can proactively catch failing symptom plans before a 2 a.m. crisis hits.

The speakers will discuss how to recognize early symptom failure signals and how to choose the right route to relief. The discussion will end with an interactive live Q&A with the audience. Bring your toughest recent cases. This is a working discussion, so be ready to ask questions!

👉 Save your spot: https://www.betterrx.com/better-faster-symptom-management-webinar?utm_source=pw (Can't watch live? Register anyway and you'll receive the full recording in your email inbox!)

09/08/2026

What happens when an actively declining patient chooses to shelter at home during a major storm?

Listen to Florida hospice nurse Gwen Bray, RN, BSN, share her experience preparing for a hurricane. When an at-home patient faced severe symptoms just as the storm approached, the clinical team had to adapt rapidly to protect their comfort.

When power fails, travel is challenging, or patients must be relocated, familiar care routines can be broken—creating a gap in patient comfort. By utilizing the Macy Catheter, Gwen’s team established a reliable, needle-free bridge across that gap to maintain clinical continuity.

09/03/2026

What if your team could see the 2 a.m. symptom crisis coming before it happened?

Join BetterRX and Hospi Corporation September 24 at 1 PM ET for Better, Faster Symptom Management: A Clinical Roundtable, focused on what happens before a symptom management plan starts to fail.

We’ll dig into real bedside cases, the early signals that matter and how to choose the right path to relief sooner.

You’ll leave with a practical framework your team can actually use, plus the chance to bring your toughest questions to the panel.

Thursday, September 24 | 1 PM ET

Save your spot: https://www.betterrx.com/better-faster-symptom-management-webinar?utm_source=social&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=macy

Don't wait for a 2 a.m. crisis to discover a symptom management plan isn't working!Join our partners at BetterRX on Thur...
09/02/2026

Don't wait for a 2 a.m. crisis to discover a symptom management plan isn't working!

Join our partners at BetterRX on Thursday, September 24 at 1:00 PM ET for a live clinical roundtable: Better, Faster Symptom Management.

Hospi’s Catherine Spangler, RN, BSN, CHS-C will be joining as a guest speaker alongside Jenna Radecsky, PharmD and Sara Nigro from BetterRx and Cindy Tuttle, RN, CLE, CMC-HSP from Gibson House with Ancora Compassionate Care.

Highlights will include:
✅ How to spot early warning signals before a crisis occurs
✅ Choosing the right route to reliable, ongoing comfort for your patient
✅ A live Q&A session to discuss your complex clinical cases

📍 Register here: https://www.betterrx.com/better-faster-symptom-management-webinar?utm_source=pw (If you can't make the live time, register anyway and a recording will be sent to your email!)

08/28/2026

In rural hospice care, for field nurses, a sudden symptom crisis can mean hours of driving over difficult roads... or an expensive, disruptive transfer to a General Inpatient (GIP) unit away from home.

Dr. Rachel Lovins, (Medical Director at BAYADA Home Hospice in Norwich, Vermont) shares how having a reliable secondary route at the bedside can change everything.

"With the Macy Catheter in place, we avoid a GIP admission, which is hundreds and hundreds of dollars a day, and multiple nurse visits where the nurse has to drive sometimes hours to get to a distant rural place... because of where we live."

How the Macy Catheter supports rural hospice care:

✅ Keeps patients comfortable in their own homes when oral/sublingual routes fail.

✅ Eliminates the need for multiple emergency nurse visits over long rural distances.

✅ Gives families an easy-to-use, dignified tool to administer medications with peace of mind.

🎥 Watch the full Dr. Lovins on our website:

https://www.macycatheter.com/testimonial/avoiding-inpatient-transfers-in-rural-hospice-how-bayada-vermont-keeps-complex-patients-at-home/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=rachel_lovins_reel_3

Heading to FHPCA 2026 in Orlando? We can’t wait to connect with you! ☀️Stop by Booth  #103 to meet Catherine S. Spangler...
08/25/2026

Heading to FHPCA 2026 in Orlando? We can’t wait to connect with you! ☀️

Stop by Booth #103 to meet Catherine S. Spangler RN, BSN, CHS-C (SVP Clinical Services & Sales) and Igal Ladabaum (CEO) to learn how the Macy Catheter helps clinical teams deliver rapid symptom relief.

While building your conference schedule, be sure to catch our featured panel session:

📊 HOPE’s Effect on Hospice Agencies: Rewards, Challenges, and Opportunities
🗓️ When: Thursday, August 27 | 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
🎓 Credit: 1 CE Available

Igal will moderate a candid, peer-led discussion with hospice leaders Alyssa Cadwalader, MA, RN, MT-BC (Empath Health), Shannon Cooper, RN, BSN, MPH, CHPN (Treasure Health of TreasureCoastHospice), and Patty Mathews, MHA, BSN, RN, CHPN, CPHQ (Chapters Health System). Together, they’ll break down practical workflows, supporting technologies, and benchmarking insights to help your team thrive in the HOPE era.

Safe travels, and we look forward to seeing you in Orlando! 👋

As hospice agencies navigate the HOPE assessment era, maintaining high standards of quality compliance without overwhelm...
08/20/2026

As hospice agencies navigate the HOPE assessment era, maintaining high standards of quality compliance without overwhelming bedside staff is one of the industry's biggest priorities. Turning regulatory expectations into practical, everyday quality processes is key to sustainable care.

We are excited to highlight Patty Mathews, MHA, BSN, RN, CHPN, CPHQ, as a featured panelist for our live session at the 41st Annual FHPCA Forum!

“HOPE’s Effect on Hospice Agencies: Rewards, Challenges, and Opportunities”
📍 Live at FHPCA 2026 (Orlando, FL)
🗓️ Thursday, August 27 | 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

As Director of Quality at Chapters Health System, Patty brings a comprehensive background in clinical direction, compliance, and healthcare administration. With years of experience spanning organizational quality management, clinical oversight, and survey readiness, she is dedicated to advancing clinical quality metrics while keeping care delivery centered on the patient.

During our live panel at FHPCA, Patty will share practical insights on:

✅ Aligning HOPE assessment requirements with internal quality frameworks.
✅ Bridging the gap between administrative reporting standards and bedside clinical practice.
✅ Tracking performance metrics to drive continuous clinical excellence across hospice teams.

Don't miss the chance to hear Patty's perspective alongside fellow experts Alyssa Cadwalader and Shannon Cooper!

⭐ The Panel ⭐
• Patty Mathews, MHA, BSN, RN, CHPN, CPHQ (Director of Quality, Chapters Health System)
• Alyssa Cadwalader, MA, RN, MT-BC (VP of Continuous Improvement, Empath Health)
• Shannon Cooper, RN, BSN, MPH, CHPN (COO, Treasure Health)

Moderator: Igal Ladabaum (CEO, Hospi Corporation)

📍 Heading to FHPCA? Don’t forget to visit Cat and Igal at Booth #103 in the exhibit hall!

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