Dianne Gray has a diverse background in healthcare innovation, communications, patient advocacy, and technology. She’s the CEO of Hospice and Healthcare Communications, hhccommunications.com, and is a former president and 14-year board member of the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Foundation.
Dianne is now a palliative care and grief educator, patient advocate, and ambassador for the organization. She’s contributed to over 100 publications, films, research, and podcasts, and is a 30-year end-of-life doula, palliative and hospice patient navigator, and certified grief educator. Through Harvard University, she completed Global Trauma and Resiliency certification and coursework in AI in Healthcare.
Her commitment to helping families receive palliative care was born from the suffering, compassionate care, and life lessons experienced throughout her son’s 14-year journey with neuromuscular disease. Life is currently a balance of family, pets, volunteerism, and advocating for seriously ill and grieving people worldwide.