Our Mother was admitted for spinal stenosis with debilitating back and leg pain. She was a feisty, independent 100-year-old. During the first couple of days after admission, she had a stroke which affected her ability to swallow and the use of her left hand and caused slurred speech. She still had periods of being lucid and oriented. After a couple of days, we decided on hospice.

Kim Knight was her nurse several days. She was very attentive and took excellent care of my Mom. She made sure that she was comfortable and timed turning and other care after she received her pain meds.

Kim was also very caring and communicated well with our family. She took time to answer questions and keep us informed.

All of the nurses and physicians were great and we were very pleased with how Mom was cared for at the end of her life. But Kim seemed to go the "extra mile".

Mom passed peacefully on December 24, 2205. We couldn't have asked for a better passing for our Mom.