HU Market
Our HU Market offers a variety of hospice sales and marketing collaterals, as well as teaching tools and other items to assist your hospice marketing team!
You can easily customize the materials available from the HU Market. Scroll down to view items available to order.
Sales Sheets
Hospice University’s sales sheets use current statistics, market research and contemporary design style to empower your liaisons to educate, build market opportunities and increase referrals. The series of materials includes:
1. What is my Role? The Attending Physician and Hospice
2. Why Should I Refer Earlier?
3. The End-Stage Liver Disease Patient
4. The End-Stage Pulmonary Patient
5. The End-Stage Oncology Patient
6. The End-Stage Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patient
7. When is Hospice the Better Choice? Compare the Care: Hospice & Home Health
8. Hospice and Long-Term Care
9. Hospice and Assisted Living Communities
10. What is the Hospice Medicare Benefit?
11. The End-Stage Patient
12. The End-Stage Cardiac Patient
13. Hospice Care in Your Assisted Living Facility
14. Hospice in Your Long-Term Care Facility
15. How Can Hospice Help with Expenses?
16. The End-Stage Renal Disease Patient
17. The Adult Failure-to-Thrive Patient
18. The End-Stage Neurology Patient
To view a sample and the custom options available,
please click here.
For information on purchasing the intellectual rights to these marketing materials, please contact us.
Hospice Industry News
Honoring the Life of Our Friend and Colleague, Judy Rybka
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Hospice University faculty member, friend, and mentor Judy Rybka, RN, BSN, MEd. An integral part of our HU family for more than 15 years, Judy helped coach thousands of hospice professionals through in-person...
Gatekeepers are not the Enemy: 12 Ideas for Getting Past the Gatekeeper (Complimentary Blog)
12 unique approaches to engage gatekeepers so that you can gain access to referral sources.
The Cookie Lady is Terminal…to Your Business! (Complimentary Blog)
For too long Homecare and Hospice agencies have been relying on liaisons to bring in business by assuming they must act as mini-caterers. There are actions you can implement now to help your liaisons have more focus and success.

