Dr. Danielle Grandrimo is an experienced Medical Director specializing in internal medicine, hospital medicine, as well as hospice and palliative medicine.
Hospice care focuses on providing palliative care to patients who are chronically ill, terminally ill, or otherwise seriously ill and nearing the end of their life. Hospice care attends to the patient’s pain and symptoms as well as their emotional and spiritual needs in such a difficult time. The main focus of this type of care is to provide dignity and a sense of personal fulfillment for the patient as well as providing the highest quality comfort and time for the patient and their family.
While hospice is a difficult and emotionally challenging field, Dr. Danielle Grandrimo finds hospice work to be an overall rewarding experience. With a specialized knowledge in medical care, including pain management, Dr. Grandrimo offers a hand of compassion, providing care that will improve quality and comfort for the patient in their last days, ultimately giving them a sense of peace.
Currently, Dr. Danielle Grandrimo works as a Medical Director.
Previously, Danielle Grandrimo stood as the Medical Director of Hospice and Palliative Care at Capital Caring Hospice in Manassas, Virginia. Here, she was responsible for the overall medical component of a hospice patient’s care. Additionally, Dr. Danielle Grandrimo was an Attending Physician, Hospitalist, from August 2011 to September 2014 at Basset Healthcare (Mary Bassett Hospital) in Cooperstown, NY and was a Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine for Columbia University Medical Students. Using her strong leadership and communication skills along with years of professional training, Dr. Danielle Grandrimo was able to optimize standards of care for patients and ensure safe and appropriate discharge planning, including transition of care.
For more information about Dr. Danielle Grandrimo and her medical services, visit her contact page today: http://drdaniellegrandrimo.com/contact-us-page
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I am writing for my college friend who is out on leave but wanted to contact you. You had taken care of her mother while she was on medicine. Recently she has passed away. My friend and her family wanted to thank you for all you did for her mother and thought you should know about her passing.
Dr. Grandrimo,
Thank you for your caring, gracious, patient, and healing ways in our lives!
Dr. Grandrimo,
Thank you so much for your care of our father. Your care and understanding helped us through some hard choices. Our dad passed away peacefully in his sleep after being at the hospital for 2 days. Your kindness and caring will never be forgotten.
Dear Dr. Grandrimo,
What a pleasure it was having you care for me last week while I was in the special care unit. I looked forward to your visit each day, your words or encouragement lifted my spirits.
You have a special way about you and I will remember you as the "highlight" of my stay at the hospital.
Thank you for your kindness.
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