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Respite, Hospice and Palliative Care
Programs providing a range of support services to terminally ill patients and their families. Includes respite programs and information about medically assisted death.
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Remote Patient Monitoring Program Provided by: Health PEI
Provides a free at-home monitoring program for PEI residents living with heart failure or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Patients will receive monitoring equipment that will send vital signs directly to an RPM nurse.
Program helps patients to:
Program helps patients to:
- Learn to manage their chronic disease from the comfort of home
- Avoid unnecessary trips to the hospital
- Catch problems before they become an emergency
- Become more involved in managing their health and quality of life
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Respite Care Provided by: Hospice of Southern Kings County
Provides respite for individuals and families experiencing an end-of-life journey. Trained volunteers visit with clients where they live (home, hospital, nursing/community care home). Volunteers are there to listen, read aloud, chat, or just be quietly present with the individual who is ill and to provide a break to the caregiver. Support can also continue into the grieving process after death. Volunteers do not provide personal care, medication administration or overnight respite services.
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Respite Care Provided by: Queens County Residential Services
Provides 24-hour a day staffed respite for people with intellectual abilities. Designed to give clients a secure home environment during their respite care period.
Respite may also be used as an acclimation process for a prospective resident.
Availability may be limited.
Respite may also be used as an acclimation process for a prospective resident.
Availability may be limited.
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A respite cottage for individuals coping with the effects of life threatening illness or compassion fatigue. Cottage is designed with accessibility in mind. Details include:
- A living room with a fireplace
- A dining area with a fully equipped kitchen
- A washer and a dryer
- Total of five beds are equipped including a single hospital bed
- A wheelchair accessible washroom with a shower
- Linens and towels are provided, but personal toiletries are required
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Volunteer Companion Program Provided by: Alzheimer Society of PEI
Volunteers provide weekly companionship to persons living with dementia who are still living in their home while providing respite for care givers and family members.
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