Molly McGee

When a baby is coming, families prepare the home for a profound change. They clear a room, choose colors, find the right light, and bring in furniture to hold someone new to the world.

When someone chooses home for their final days, the space also changes. Necessary but cumbersome medical equipment appears, logistics of care can cause unexpected rearranging. Familiar spaces can suddenly feel unfamiliar, betraying the reasons someone chooses their home for hospice in the first place.

Molly McGee helps bridge that gap—making room for the practical realities of hospice care while preserving the familiarity, comfort, and character of the home.