<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3XtLNk_1F23BqdJ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3XtLNk_1F23BqdJ00" width="1418" height="931" ><figcaption>Avow President and CEO Jaysen Roa speaks in remembrance of Avow Founder Glenna Hayhoe, who died in 2025 at age 94. The annual butterfly release was held in March at North Collier Regional Park in Naples. -RYAN MOSHER / FILE PHOTO</figcaption></figure>The not-for-profit organization known for hospice and home health acquired a property at 14590 Hope Center Loop in Hope Preserve, Fort Myers, representing an important step in the organization’s continued expansion of services for patients and families throughout Southwest Florida. With a 44-year history of providing compassionate, not-for-profit care, Avow is expanding its presence from Collier County into Lee County to make high-quality hospice, palliative care, home health, and grief and loss support more accessible to the growing community. The Hope Preserve property will provide a future home for an approximately 40,000-square-foot Avow facility designed first and foremost to serve patients, families, children, and adults throughout the region. Current plans envision an inpatient hospice house; an outpatient palliative care clinic; grief and loss support for adults and children; and Medicare-certified home health services. The facility will also provide space for Avow’s hospice and other care teams, along with the flexibility to accommodate future programs and services as community needs evolve. “This acquisition represents an important investment in the future of care for Lee County and Southwest Florida,” said Avow President and CEO Jaysen Roa. “Our vision is to create a place where individuals and families can access compassionate, mission-driven care and support through every stage of serious illness, caregiving, loss and grief. Establishing a permanent home in Hope Preserve will allow Avow to serve more people, expand access to our programs and build upon the standard of quality our organization has provided for more than four decades.” The acquisition advances a key pillar of Avow’s strategic plan and further strengthens the organization’s long-term commitment to serving communities across Southwest Florida.Individuals, businesses and organizations interested in supporting the future development of Avow’s Hope Preserve location are invited to contact the Avow Foundation at 239-649-3683 or foundation@avowcares.org.About AvowFounded in 1983, Avow is a community-based healthcare provider with more than four decades of experience supporting Southwest Florida residents through some of life’s most challenging moments. Today, we’re proud to offer Medicare certified home health services centered on recovery, palliative care to manage symptoms of serious illness, specialized programs for Veterans and dementia patients, and hospice care that honors the beauty and dignity of each life. Across all of these services, Avow prioritizes meeting patients and families where they are, delivering care in the home—wherever that may be. In addition to providing expert medical care, our grief and loss programs for kids, teens, and adults are available to our entire community, free of charge. Our robust volunteer network and Avow Treasures Resale Shop further reflect our deep commitment to the community. As a nonprofit organization, we make a vow every day to put people first, driven by our passion and dedication to providing the highest standard of care to those who need it most. To learn more about the scope of services provided by Avow, call 239-261-4404 or visit www.avowcares.org. Avow headquarters is located at 1095 Whippoorwill Lane, Naples. </div></body>

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The not-for-profit organization known for hospice and home health acquired a property at 14590 Hope Center Loop in Hope Preserve, Fort Myers, representing an important step in the organization’s continued expansion of services for patients and families throughout Southwest Florida. With a 44-year history of providing compassionate, not-for-profit care,...

Naples-based Avow hospice expands into Lee County

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The not-for-profit organization known for hospice and home health acquired a property at 14590 Hope Center Loop in Hope Preserve, Fort Myers, representing 

Naples-based Avow hospice expands into Lee County

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