Our desire is to be involved with the patient from the moment they’re diagnosed, offering love, comfort and emotional support to them and their family.
A holistic and compassionate hospice service in the Bloemfontein area
n Holistiese and deernisvolle hospice-diens in die Bloemfontein-streek
What we do
Hospice Bloemfontein provides care to meet the physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of patients and their families facing life-limiting illness. This is done with the aim of achieving the best quality of life for the patient.
Are we open?
Our physical offices will be open on Wednesdays from 09:00 - 12:00. Our remote offices will be available on normal working days from 09:00 - 16:00. We are closed on weekends and public holidays.
Contact
Hanneke Lubbe: +27 76 912 9490 | hanneke@hospicebfn.co.zaGeneral Enquiries: info@hospicebfn.co.za
Who is eligible for care?
Any person, and their family, who’s faced with a life-limiting illness, is welcome. No one is turned away, regardless of their age, race, religion or financial circumstances.
Illnesses include, but aren’t limited to:
- Cancer
- Progressive neurological disorders
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- End-stage cardiac, renal, respiratory or hepatic disorders
- Motor neurone disease (MDR)
One of the valued members we highlighted during Hospice Week was Hospice Bloemfontein n. They provide palliative care, support, and referrals to patients and families in the Bloemfontein community. ehospice has published a great article about their recent achievements in their community. To read it, visit ehospice.com/sa_posts/hospice-bloemfontein-expands-to-meet-growing-demand-for-services/
#APCC #PalliativeCare #eHospice #HospiceBloemfontein
Excellent article and inspiring development , congratulations to all.
Julle is uit gekies vir hierdie werk! Dit is ewigheids werk! Julle werk in God se aker Onthou dit!🌹🌸
Although International Nurse’s Day is on the 12th of May every year, we celebrate our nurses every day - and to proof the point they were all spoilt today, on the 14th of May! 😁
Care and dedication beyond Service and giving so much more than what is expected. Professional, compassionate, knowledgeable: That’s them! We are so grateful and so lucky to have these wonderful nurses in our team!
Melinda Janse van Rensburg, Magriet Kennedy, @Stefanie van niekerk , @Elsabé Oberholzer, @Rone Goosen, Leroi Brewis, sr Thandi.
Baie dankie vir elke verpleegster se omgee harte en onbaatsugtige diens.
Vir julle moet hulle somer die hele Mei maand gee.
We often want to think that a serious illness only happen with older people, only later on in life, because it makes us feel safer and gives us a sense of predictability. But unfortunately the reality is that illness and disappointment are also part of life, and that too can happen at any time. Good then to know that we are all part of a community that cares and supports those who are in need of comfort. Therefore such a huge thank you to Grey College Primary School for their support! With your involvement and generous donation you have shown that you truly care for your community!
#communitysupport #HospiceCare #palliativecare
International Nurses Day is celebrated on 12 May each year and the global theme this year is “Our Nurses, Our Future”. Nurses are crucial in reaching both served and underserved populations and are a vital force in the medical sector. Today we’d like to say “Thank you” to all our nurses in Palliative Care for your ongoing hard work and dedication to your patients.
#APCC #PalliativeCare #OurNursesOurFuture #InternationalNursesDay
Hospice Week: ‘Caring for persons living with a life-threatening illness’
Hospice Week: ‘Caring for persons living with a life-threatening illness’
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Hillary Grey, CEO of Knysna-Sedgefield Hospice, said it is very critical that hospices meet the standards and be registered so they can get support, such as mentoring.