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Rosedale Hospice

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End-of-life care for adults with cancer.

Rosedale Hospice offers a life-affirming alternative to hospitalization or dying at home, focusing on quality of life. Located in the Northwest Calgary community of Rosedale, it is a seven-bed hospice in a quiet, peaceful home for adults with cancer.

Location

920 7A Street NW
Calgary, AB

 Contact

403-284-5195
info@hospicecalgary.ca

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Admission Process and Patient Care

Rosedale Hospice provides end-of-life care for adult cancer patients who are no longer able to be at home or no longer require hospital admission.

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Caregivers, family, and friends at Rosedale

Visiting with family and friends is an important factor in our patients’ overall well-being. Visitors are welcome based on patient preferences and care needs.

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Online Resources

Our practical tools and resources support individuals, professionals and community advocates who are grieving or supporting others.

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Education and Consulting

Through the Living with Advanced Illness Centre, Rosedale Hospice supports individuals and families as they adjust to the changes in their lives when someone close to them is living with an advanced illness or has died. Our seminars and workshops offer tools and strategies for those grieving or supporting others.

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Other Supports

Online Resources

Our resource library is an always-evolving collection of resources and information to support individuals and families facing any advanced illness or following a death. The resources are available to everyone and cover various illness, death, and grief topics. Browse the library to find content created by our team, links to resources from other organizations, and book recommendations for all ages.

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Education

Almost 2000 people a year benefit from our in-service consultation, training, seminars, and accredited workshops. Individuals and groups that call on us for training and resources include anyone who would like to broaden their understanding of palliative care and grief personally or professionally.

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