Do patients come to Victoria Hospice only to die?
No. Many of our patients are admitted to our In-Patient Unit for a short period of time so that symptoms may be managed, or a one-week respite can be provided for caregivers at home. These short stays often mean that patients are able to return home with follow-up support from Home & Community Care Nurses, Home Support services and family physicians.
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Thanks to the many hikers who showed up to walk, run, jog and even dance along the Westsong Walk on Sunday, May 6 at the first annual Hike for...
This year's event will run May 13th to 20th at nine participating recreation facilities around Greater Victoria.
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Mar. 14, 2012 – Adults and children deal with death and loss in different ways. Shaw TV's Sucheta Singh brings us the tragic story of how Karen Demeo...
The BC Ministry of Health recently released My Voice -- Expressing My Wishes for Future Care Treatment. This new advance care planning guide helps...
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How to Register
Registration usually starts with a referral from your family physician. A Community Nurse from the Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) will then follow up with a visit.
