Tim Holloway, Rogue DeathCare

Empowering active participation in traditional and non-traditional approaches to death and dying.

Rogue DeathCare provides non-medical doula support to the areas encompassing the Rogue River watershed, including Curry Co. I strive to create a safe and open space to discuss, create and implement a plan that best supports your dying process and the care team around you. From Advance Care Planning to After Death support, Rogue DeathCare promotes open honest dialogue, supporting personal choice, independence and autonomy.

Services include:
-Advanced Care Planning / POLST / After Death Directive support
-Dying Process education / Companioning and Emotional support
-End of Life Caregiving education and support
-MAID / VSED education and support
-Deathcare Advocacy
-After Death Care / Home Funeral / Home Burial education and support

I serve on the Steering Committee of SOLADA (Southern Oregon Living and Dying Alliance) and am one of our several Death Café facilitators; a Client Volunteer with EOLCOR (End of Life Choices Oregon), providing education, guidance and support around Oregon’s MAID (Medical Aid in Dying) option; a member of NEDA (National End of Life Doula Alliance); and the HFA (Home Funeral Alliance).

Counties Served

Curry, Jackson, Josephine

Services Provided

Advance Care Planning, Community Care Coordination, Death Cafes, Death Doula, End of Life Doula, End of Life Planning, Legacy / Remembrance Projects, Medical Aid in Dying, Post-Death Care Education, Voluntary Stopping of Eating and Drinking

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