Good Shepherd Hospice now a new business for Sumner Community Hospital
Good Shepherd Hospice ribbon cutting held at Sumner Community Hospital. (Click on photo for larger version)
Submitted to Sumner Newscow – A ribbon cutting was held Wednesday afternoon to welcome Good Shepherd Hospice to the Wellington community. The new hospice will be located at the administrative wing of Sumner Community Hospital, formerly known as SRMC.
The Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce/CVB ambassadors, and SCH officials held the Ribbon Cutting ceremony of the Hospice’s new location, in hopes of serving the people needing hospice services.
Good Shepherd Hospice strives for excellence in providing care and support to each and every patient, wherever they call home. Good Shepherd Hospice is privately owned focusing on end-of life care and has been in operation since 1995. Don Greiner, CEO, Oklahoma City, is Owner and founder of Good Shepherd Hospice.
Good Shepherd Hospice began serving the community of Wichita and surrounding areas in 2006, a multiple location was opened in Newton, KS in 2014. We are honored to serve the Wellington and surrounding communities with great pride and passion to assure that anyone facing end of life, has the care, support and guidance needed to get through this part of life.
The Hospice Physician and Associate Medical Director will be Wellington’s own Dr. Tamara McCue, D.O. McCue is a geriatric specialist and has been practicing for 25 years. She graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and specializes in geriatric medicine and hospice and palliative medicine. 
Jason DeLester, President of Good Shepherd Hospice. Derek Mountford, COO, Michelle Mosiman, RN Executive Director, employed with Good Shepherd Hospice since 2007. Lindsay Siebert, RN Director of Clinical Services employed with Good Shepherd Hospice since 2008. Special thanks was given to the entire hospice team for their servant attitudes by taking pride in upholding the Good Shepherd Hospices excellent standards of care through our mission, vision and values. Kate Poovey, RN,; Megan Ewing, LMSW,; Lindsey Coley, HHA,; Nichole Meyers, RN,; Shannon Workman, CH,; Tal Tittsworth, CH,; Lisa Begley, HHA,; Chasni Gifford, Hospice Consultant,; Channity Farley, APRN, Pam Chamberlin, Volunteer Coordinator,; Corrie Regier, Bereavement Coordinator and many thanks to the dedicated service on call after hours team of nurses including Kimberly Handlin-Rowell, RN
“We would like to thank our patients, families, our partnering Long Term Care homes, Assisted Living’s, home plus’s, physicians, Nurse Practitioners, our partnering home health’s, private duty organizations, pharmacies, our friends and family for entrusting in Good Shepherd Hospice to be your choice of provider in end of life care,” said Michelle Mosiman, Executive Director of Good Shepherd Hospice. “Our mission is to serve our patients, families and partners with dignity and compassion.”
Mosiman continues.
“It is very difficult to face end of life discussions and decisions, but it is certainly easier when a kind, caring, compassionate trained team, guides the patient, family and friends to alleviate the fears associated with end of life. Commonly heard from patients and families, ‘I wish I would have known about hospice earlier.'”
