Patient Support Specialist (Companionship)- Anoka

As a volunteer, you become part of a care team that includes nurses, social workers, chaplains, and support staff—all working together to ensure no one has to go through this experience alone. Whether a patient is in their own home, assisted living, memory care, or a skilled nursing setting, your presence can bring comfort, companionship, and peace of mind.

While we offer several types of volunteer roles, we believe your service should reflect who you are. We take the time to learn about your interests, life experiences, and the ways you feel called to contribute—then match you with opportunities that create meaningful connections for both you and the patients you support.

You’ll be guided, supported, and encouraged by a team who values your time, your heart, and your commitment. This isn’t just volunteering—it’s honoring life, presence, and purpose.

If you feel drawn to support people at the end of life and their loved ones, we’re here to help you explore what that could look like