The comfort and care of our residents coming to the end of their life journey is our primary concern. Therefore we need to ensure adequate staffing levels and the health and safety of our care team.
Following advice from the Chief Medical Officer of Health for Ontario, we have implemented the following guidelines to minimize exposure to respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19 and to ensure that we have adequate staffing levels to provide quality care:
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Visitors are limited to 1 dedicated visitor per resident and should plan to visit only once per day. Any visits for the imminently dying will be pre-arranged with the Director of Residential Care.
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Anyone entering the building, including staff, will undergo a complete screening that includes temperature checks.
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Visitors who do not pass the screening will not be permitted to visit whether they are considered essential or not.
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Video-calling (e.g. Skype, etc.) can be set up as an alternate means of communication; please contact us in advance to set this up.
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Our in-house volunteer program as well as the bereavement support group are suspended until further notice.
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Visiting volunteers will keep in touch via phone and where possible, online and will communicate any concerns to the Hospice clinical team.
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All in-person meetings and training sessions have been cancelled until the end of April at which time we will re-assess the current situation.
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We appreciate your understanding as we navigate through this challenging situation.
Further updates will be shared as they become available on our website and our Facebook page.
Please feel free to contact us at 519-508-4900 or info@rotaryhospice.ca.
Dated: April 2, 2020
A message from Stratford Mayor Dan Mathieson
6th Annual Hike for Hospice
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Registration and details
#VirtualHike4Hospice
#Hike4HospiceRHSP
A message from John Nater, M.P. Perth-Wellington
A message from Randy Pettapiece, MPP Perth-Wellington
Care for those who can't or don't want to live their last days at home.
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Support for those who choose to stay at home.
Because You Cared
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The Stratford Perth Hospice Foundation is a community based charitable organization committed to raising operational funding for the Rotary Hospice Stratford Perth where palliative individuals, as well as their loved ones, are supported through their end-of-life journeys.
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The Rotary Hospice provides a peaceful, comfortable home with 24-hour specialized palliative care for those living with a terminal illness as well as support for those in their circle. It provides a needed alternative to institutional care facilities and home care - an essential option that did not previously exist in Huron Perth and Area until its official opening on June 22, 2019.
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Because YOU Cared CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
On Saturday, June 22, 2019, at the official ribbon cutting for the new Rotary Hospice Stratford Perth, Andy Werner, Board Chair, announced that the campaign goal of $8.5 million had been met! This is an incredible achievement, and it happened because YOU cared. Thank you!
Thank You Leadership Donors!
City of Stratford $1,500,000
Rotary Club of Stratford $440,000
St. Marys Cement $175,000
Tradition Mutual $150,000
FIO Automotive Canada $150,000
Quadro Communications $150,000
Your Donation Makes an Impact
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Better end-of-life care for people that provides a one-stop service for those with a life-limiting illness
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Better support for caregivers, family and friends
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Better, more coordinated care across the entire healthcare system
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Better awareness and understanding of hospice palliative care
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