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Community Corner Interview: Ron Cottrell of Hospice of The Piedmont and Timothy Short of the Education Institute

Community Corner Interview: Ron Cottrell of Hospice of The Piedmont and Timothy Short of the Education Institute

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Kendall talked with Hospice of The Piedmont’s President and CEO Ron Cottrell, and Chief Medical Officer and Director of the Education Institute, Timothy Short, about the importance of hospice care and their upcoming Community Conversations series. More info can be found here.

Are you a non-profit or a charitable organization and have a message you’d like to get out to the community? Email us! kendall@1061thecorner.com

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