Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, 98, has chosen hospice care at home, forgoing further medical treatment, the Carter Center announced. After hospital stays, Carter prioritizes time with family, reflecting his lifelong values of dignity and humility.
Known for the Camp David Accords and U.S.-China relations, Carter’s post-presidency focused on global peace and health through the Carter Center, earning a 2002 Nobel Peace Prize. His faith, service with Habitat for Humanity, and marriage to Rosalynn defined him.
Tributes poured in, with President Biden praising his moral clarity and Plains, Georgia, holding vigils. Carter’s hospice choice resonates widely, inspiring gratitude and ongoing commitment to his legacy of compassion and service.
