Gordon Hospice House
For patients whose end-of-life care needs cannot be effectively addressed in the home, the Gordon Hospice House in Statesville offers comfort, compassion, and care when it matters most.
State-licensed and accredited, the 15-bed Gordon Hospice House provides residential and acute care around the clock in a warm, inviting, and homelike environment that puts patients and their families at ease.
Our in-patient hospice house is ideally suited to meet the needs of patients who either do not have a caregiver available in the home or who require more complex treatment than the family caregiver can manage at home.
In addition, patients who have been hospitalized and whose care needs are too acute for home-based care can be transferred to our hospice house, allowing them to be released from the hospital environment sooner than would otherwise be possible.
A Home Away from Home
The Gordon Hospice House is a state-of-the-art facility that is designed to promote the comfort of our patients and their families, with features including:
- Spacious, tastefully appointed patient suites with accommodations for overnight visitors
- High-speed Internet access in each patient room
- Common areas for family gatherings
- Indoor meditation rooms and tranquil outdoor spaces
- Family rooms with kitchenettes
Learn More
We also invite you to visit our Hospice FAQs page to find answers to some of the most common questions about hospice care.
Brandi Russo, BSN, RN, CHPN
Senior Director of Inpatient Units & Education
Brandi Russo serves as the Senior Director of Inpatient Units & Education at Hospice & Palliative Care, bringing over a decade of nursing experience and a deep commitment to excellence in end-of-life care. She holds the Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse (CHPN) credential, reflecting her advanced knowledge and dedication to the specialty.
Brandi began her hospice career in 2017 as a case manager, where she quickly demonstrated strong leadership and clinical expertise. She advanced into leadership roles within the homecare setting before transitioning to inpatient care. Her guidance and dedication played a key role in the organization’s achievement of both Hospice Honors and Hospice Honors Elite recognition.
She earned her associate degree in nursing from Mitchell Community College in 2010 and completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Gardner-Webb University in 2017. Brandi is currently pursuing a Master of Health Administration with a focus in healthcare informatics, which she plans to complete in 2026.
A proud resident of Statesville, North Carolina, Brandi lives with her husband and is the devoted mother of four sons and grandmother to one adored grandson. Her leadership is grounded in compassion, education, and a deep dedication to the mission of hospice care.
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