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A nonprofit community and health care agency, Community Home Health and Hospice was founded in 1977. It serves more than four county areas, including Clark, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum in Washington, and Columbia in Oregon. It provides a wide range of health care programs and services that include skilled nursing, medical, counseling and residential services. Its hospice care center provides various services, including acute symptom management, respite, and custodial and end of life care. It also offers bereavement programs for adults, parents, teens and children. The programs include group support, camps and grief management services. It also offers home health cares services for adults, infants and children. Community Home Health and Hospice is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare and operates from two locations in Washington, including Longview and Vancouver.

The Cowlitz Indian Tribe, known as the "Forever People," has a rich history of stewardship over their land and rivers, prioritizing the well-being, culture, and prosperity of their community for future generations. Their Health and Human Services Department champions culturally sensitive medical and social service practices to promote optimal health for American Indians and Alaska Natives. In addition to health initiatives, the tribe offers a variety of housing services to members and works through its Natural Resources Department to protect and restore ecosystems central to the Cowlitz identity. Committed to legacy and community, efforts such as land restoration and support for veterans reflect the tribe's dedication to nurturing its members and environment. Generated from the website