

At Hudson Valley Hospice, we believe that every moment matters. This morning, that sentiment was shared with millions as members of our home health aide team were honored to be featured on the Today Show’s Fourth Hour.
The segment highlighted a deeply personal story shared by host Sheinelle Jones, serving as a powerful reminder of why hospice care is so vital, not only for the patients we serve but for the families who walk this journey alongside them.
In her story, Sheinelle spoke about the “quiet little tribe” of caregivers who supported her family during one of life’s most difficult chapters. She shared her family’s experience with bravery and grace, which was especially significant as today marks her late husband Uche Ojeh’s birthday. By opening up about her journey, Sheinelle has shined a meaningful light on the humanity, dignity, and beauty that defines the hospice experience.
Watch the full story and see the reunion on the TODAY Show here.
While we were thrilled to see our team members on the national stage, we are even more grateful for the work they do right here in our community every single day.
To Jazzie, Denise, Chanel, and Nykyra, thank you. You represent the heart of Hudson Valley Hospice. You are the hands that comfort, the voices that reassure, and the steady hearts that hold space during life’s most difficult moments.
To every member of our incredible team, thank you for your unwavering dedication. You show up with compassion and presence, making a profound difference in the lives of our neighbors when they need it most.
Hospice is often misunderstood as being only about the end of life. In reality, as Sheinelle’s story beautifully illustrates, it is about life itself, and ensuring comfort, maintaining dignity, and providing a support system that allows families to focus on love and connection.
We are so proud of our team for the care they give and the kindness they share. Whether on camera or at a patient’s bedside in the middle of the night, their impact is immeasurable.
If you or a loved one are interested in learning more about how our “quiet little tribe” can support your family, please reach out to us at (845) 485-2273. We are here for you.