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Our original 10 resident beds need to be replaced after years of being well utilized
Our Commitment to Red Deer Hospice & our Community
Red Deer Hospice operates under public health orders put in place by the Government of Alberta designed to protect people in long term care and hospice settings. We are committed to providing compassionate care so people can die in peace, comfort and dignity with support for them and their loved one. It is our commitment to balance safety with the quality of life of our residents.
Visitors to Red Deer Hospice (as of January 19, 2022)
Call us at 403-309-4344 with any questions you may have.
Visitors to Red Deer Hospice (as of January 19, 2022)
- Residents are welcome to have up to six visitors. These visitors can stay as long as they wish, do not need to pre-book their visits and can spend the night in the resident room (one person per night).
- Continuous masking (and/or full PPE in some instances) is required for all visitors at all times.
- All visitors are required to pass the Alberta Health Daily Checklist prior to entering Hospice. If you are ill or not feeling well, please do not visit.
- While we encourage vaccinations for the safety of our residents and staff, you are not required to be vaccinated or to show proof of vaccination to visit Red Deer Hospice.
Call us at 403-309-4344 with any questions you may have.
The Red Deer Hospice Society acknowledges the Indigenous traditional territories represented by Treaty 6 and Treaty 7 as the land the Hospice is situated on. This land is also acknowledged by the Red Deer Hospice Society as historic Metis ancestral lands and the gathering place of many Indigenous peoples. This is where we will strive to honour and transform our relationships with one another.