Homeland At Home

At Homeland, compassionate care begins with people like Rebeccah DeVan.

As a Quality Assurance-CNA, Rebeccah helps support the high standards of care that residents and families have come to expect from Homeland. Her journey has taken her through several roles, from CNA to activities coordinator to quality assurance, giving her a deep understanding of the daily teamwork that makes Homeland feel like home.

“You feel the affection when you walk in the door,” Rebeccah said. “Homeland welcomes you with open arms. I’m just going to be here as long as they’ll have me.”

Thank you, Rebeccah, for your leadership, dedication and heart for Homeland’s residents and staff. Read more about Rebeccah’s story: https://homelandcenter.org/quality-assurance-for-cnas-rebeccah-devan-working-in-a-place-full-of-affection/

Every shirt tells a story. Do you have a favorite shirt from years past?

Over the past 12 years, the Homeland Hospice 5K and Memory Walk T-shirts have represented thousands of memories, tributes, milestones, and moments of community support.

As we look back at past designs, we’re reminded that this event is about so much more than crossing a finish line — it’s about honoring lives, supporting families, and walking forward together.

Want to join us in 2026? Register with the link here: https://www.homelandevents.org/registration/

Kristi Altice loves serving as an advocate, friend and resource for her patients and their families receiving services through Homeland’s palliative care program.

For the past two years, she has worked as a nurse practitioner for Homeland. Recently, Kristi has spoken with local religious and community groups about the importance of planning for future health needs.

Learn more about Kristi at https://homelandcenter.org/childhood-experiences-with-loss-inspire-kristi-altices-career-with-homelands-palliative-care-program/.