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Four Seasons Hospice Applies for Certificate of Need in Haywood County

Four Seasons Hospice is applying for the Certificate of Need (CON) in Haywood County. As a nonprofit organization, Four Seasons provides hospice care to patients wherever they call home in Haywood County.
Four Seasons has been successfully providing hospice services in western North Carolina since 1979 and while they are the largest provider of hospice services in Haywood County, they do not have a CON and therefore are not currently permitted to have an office to serve patients in the county.
A CON is a state-level regulatory tool that requires healthcare providers to obtain approval from a state agency before building new facilities, expanding services, or purchasing major medical equipment.

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Whole-Person Care

Whole-Person Care  At Four Seasons, we provide “whole person care.” But what does that mean? Treating the “whole person” means  we not only address the Read More »

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Four Seasons Quick Facts

Read quick facts about Four Seasons below.   Who We Are Four Seasons is an award-winning, nonprofit palliative and hospice care organization. We are proud Read More »

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