Partnering with organizations across the country to expand access to hospice and palliative care.
Elea Institute partners with our grantees to fund new facilities, offer innovative therapies, and expand access to care across the country. Below are the organizations we've been proud to fund.
Elea Institute's 2025 national request for proposals sought organizations advancing innovative, high-impact approaches to hospice and palliative care access. The following organizations were selected through a competitive review process.
Phase 1 of a four-year initiative to transform care for seriously ill, homebound individuals by integrating home-based primary care and home-based palliative care — two models that have historically operated in silos.
A two-year project to evaluate, refine, and disseminate a scalable training program that supports health care professionals in having serious illness conversations and translating patients' care preferences into POLST documents.
A three-year research initiative to identify and better understand seriously ill older adults who need palliative or hospice care but remain largely invisible to health systems — rarely or never visiting a doctor's office. Led by researchers at MassGeneral Brigham and Harvard Medical School in collaboration with Johns Hopkins and Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
By offering grants and supporting wide-ranging initiatives, we strive to remove barriers to care, ensuring that compassionate and effective end-of-life care is accessible to all who need it.Kent Mathy — Chairman of the Board