Hospice of Michigan is pleased to welcome four community partners to the Hospice of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors. They will join the 22 current board members supporting the not-for-profit’s mission to deliver the highest quality of care to patients and families across Michigan.
As an Emmy-nominated television reporter with Nexstar Media Group, Inc., Jordan Carson is a co-host for WOOD-TV’s eightWest and director for WOTV4Women’s ‘Live Local Give Local.’ Carson is also a Gracie Allen Award recipient for her documentary, “Dying to Be Thin.” Her interest in philanthropy brings her to the Hospice of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors, where she will pursue her passion for giving back to the community. The Grand Rapids, gan native previously served on the Board of Directors for other local non-profit organizations.
Attorney Ryan Duffy works at Miller Johnson as a member in the firm’s healthcare reimbursement practice group. Prior to practicing law, the Grand Rapids resident served as a pilot and flight instructor for nine years in the United States Navy, earning a Naval Commendation medal for his efforts during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Melissa Jagst, an audit partner at Deloitte, joins the board with more than 26 years of public accounting experience. Jagst has developed extensive knowledge in the health care and not-for-profit industries. Prior to becoming a board member, the Northville, Michigan resident served as Deloitte’s Central Region Women’s Initiative Leader.
David Morrison is Chief Development Officer at The Bradley Company. Morrison has a history of community partnership and has held board member positions at the Detroit Institute of Arts, JCC-Metro Detroit and the David R. and Effi P. Weinberg Foundation. He currently resides in Huntington Woods, Michigan.
“We are incredibly honored to welcome these individuals to the Hospice of Michigan Board of Directors,” said Bob Cahill, president and CEO of Hospice of Michigan and Arbor Hospice. “At Hospice of Michigan, our strength comes from working together with urgency, purpose, compassionate accountability and a commitment to excellence. We are confident our new board members share our mission and will continue to push our organization forward.”
As the largest hospice provider in the state, Hospice of Michigan is committed to providing care for all – regardless of age, diagnosis, or ability to pay. For more information, visit hom.org.
About Hospice of Michigan - A nationally recognized leader in end-of-life care, Hospice of Michigan (HOM) is the original – and largest – hospice in the state. A founding member of the NorthStar Care Community, the not-for-profit delivers the highest quality of care, raising more than $5 million each year to cover costs for the uninsured and underinsured. HOM offers a broad range of services to enhance the quality of life at the end of life. HOM also provides grief support and counseling, as well as caregiver education and support. A member of the NorthStar Care Community, HOM also provides palliative care through NorthStar Palliative Care, pediatric hospice care and compassionate support services through Jo Elyn Nyman Anchors Programs for Children, and education programs for physicians and health care professionals through the NorthStar Institute. The NorthStar Care Community also includes Arbor Hospice. In total, NorthStar Care Community members serve nearly 5,400 patients annually across Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. For more information, call 888-247-5701 or visit www.hom.org.
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