In Episode 12 of the Midland Moment Podcast, Sarah Whitenack, Director of Community Care Hospice in McPherson, Kansas, shares insights about her organization. Founded by Progressive Health Alliance and serving 13 member communities across Central Kansas, Community Care Hospice provides hospice care across six counties, enhancing the quality of life for patients in the region. Midland Care partners with Community Care Hospice by providing essential "back office" support, including billing, strategic leadership, and communications and marketing services.

Amy McNelly is a financial planning analyst for Midland Care/VNA/Community Care Hospice, where she plays a crucial role in supporting the organization's mission through financial insight and strategic planning.

Amanda Hawkins is the Director of Community Aide Services at Midland Care and has been with the organization for 13 years, serving in various roles. She recently graduated from the LeadingAge Kansas Center for Leadership, a competitive year-long program focused on developing authentic leadership, advocacy, and driving change.

Mike Eichten has served as the Board Chair for Midland Care for the past six years and has been a licensed insurance agent in the state of Kansas since 1980. He is also a musician and songwriter and a longtime advocate for living your best life. Mike's lifelong mission is to serve his family, friends, and community.

John White, a United States Navy Veteran, is the Center Administrator for Midland Care PACE in Lawrence, Kansas. In this role, he coordinates the PACE services available to participants and oversees the center's daily operations, collaborating closely with the Medical, Transportation, and Interdisciplinary teams. Known for his optimism, tireless work ethic, and genuine kindness, John is a highly respected figure in the community.

Megan Callahan is the weekend on-call care team coordinator at Midland Care, where she has worked for four and a half years in various roles. She is active on social media, discussing Midland Care's important role in our community. In this episode, we talk with her about how her personal and professional experiences have significantly shaped who she is today.

Beth Priddy is a dedicated healthcare professional with a wealth of experience and a passion for making a positive impact. From nursing roles to QAPI RN, her journey at Midland Care showcases her commitment to quality care and community service.

Marcus Clark, a Detroit native and avid Lions fan, works as a grief and loss counselor for Midland. As a third-generation minister, Clark finds fulfillment in serving the community and helping individuals. This episode underscores the significance of compassionate care.