Treasure Coast Hospice and St. Francis Hospice VP recognized for leadership

Posted 6/27/25

On June 26, Treasure Coast Hospice, a Treasure Health Service, and St. Francis Hospice announced that Terry Fesler, VP...

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Treasure Coast Hospice and St. Francis Hospice VP recognized for leadership

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STUART — On June 26, Treasure Coast Hospice, a Treasure Health Service, and St. Francis Hospice announced that Terry Fesler, VP of Business Development & Community Relations, was honored with the Catalyst Award by the Florida Hospice & Palliative Care Association (FHPCA). The award was presented to Fesler at the FHPCA’s Annual Awards of Excellence Forum held in May in Orlando, Florida.

The Catalyst Award recognizes individuals who exemplify the spirit of collaboration that defines hospice and palliative care. Fesler was selected for her outstanding leadership and ability to foster meaningful partnerships that strengthen care for patients and their families.

“It’s an honor to see Terry recognized with the Catalyst Award, which reflects her exceptional leadership and deep commitment to the mission of hospice care,” said Treasure Coast Hospice CEO Jackie Kendrick, CHPCA. “Terry exemplifies the collaborative spirit that drives our work by bringing together teams and building trusted community partnerships that help us support the needs of our patients and families.”

Under Fesler’s leadership, Treasure Coast Hospice and St. Francis Hospice have expanded services, strengthened strategic partnerships, and developed new collaborations with healthcare providers and community organizations, helping to ensure that patients and families continue to receive the compassionate care and support they need at the end of life.

“Terry consistently demonstrates the kind of leadership that has helped so many people in our community access the compassionate care they need,” said VP of Clinical Operations April Price, RN, CHPN. “Her deep commitment to patient-centered care made her an excellent candidate for the Catalyst Award.”

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