Jewish Obituary
About this directory
Jewish tradition holds life as sacred to its final moment and also values relief from suffering. Families facing the end of a loved one’s life often want care that keeps them comfortable and present, without decisions that conflict with their beliefs, and many wish to consult a rabbi as those choices arise.
Hospice and palliative providers who understand Jewish sensitivities can make that time gentler: attentive to comfort, respectful of observance around Shabbos and kashrus, and ready to work with a family’s clergy. These listings help families find that care.
