The Philip Kennedy Hospice provides palliative care and treatment to people living with a terminal illness, when 'around the clock' professional attention is required to control the pain or other distressing symptoms. A dedicated team of nursing staff, pastoral care group and bereavement support is offered to patients and their families. See website for further information regarding services, support, programs, publication downloads and web links available: EntryProcedures Patients are normally referred the Philip Kennedy Centre Hospice by their General Practitioner, specialist or hospital. During their stay in the hospice they are primarily cared for by their own General Practitioner. The Western Palliative Care Services provides a consultative service and a member of staff visits on a regular basis.

Southern Cross Care (SA And NT) - Largs Bay

Southern Cross Care - The Philip Kennedy Centre Community Health & Wellness Centre

24 hours. Mary Potter Hospice has developed an excellent reputation for palliative care for people with terminal illnesses. Admission to the hospice may be primarily for pain control and treatment of other symptoms, or for respite where home carers can be relieved of the responsibility of full time care for a period of time. Pastoral care, general and bereavement counselling available for all patients and close family. See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Admission and referral by GP or specialist. Support provided through the day for patients and families.: WaitingListDetails Please contact the hospice

Calvary North Adelaide Hospital

Calvary North Adelaide Hospital was established in 1900 by the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary. An acute care 153 bed general hospital, it provides a comprehensive range of medical and surgical services. Calvary North Adelaide Hospital also provides inpatient and outreach public and private palliative care through the Mary Potter Hospice.

The paediatric palliative care service undertakes the provision of clinical and consultative service, coordination of general practitioners and health care agencies in the community, support for staff in hospital medical units and metropolitan and regional health service centres, coordination of services and case management, the provision of education in the specialty of paediatric palliative care.

Referrals are accepted from health care professionals across the care spectrum.  Families may also access the service without a referral. Presently the criteria for admission to the Palliative Care Service requires that a child be aged between 0 and 18 years, diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, receiving their primary health service in South Australia or Northern Territory. The referral may be posted, faxed or e-mailed to the service.

All children referred to the service are assessed by a paediatric palliative care nurse. If an appropriate admission they will be accepted to receive services. Nurses aim visit all children who live in rural and remote regions of the State and Territory in their home. In this way the palliative care team become known by the local service providers.

WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

Women's and Children's Hospital

The RAHCC is South Australia's single public hospital comprehensive Cancer Centre, providing the full range of cancer treatments. Together with the Mary Potter Hospice, Calvary North Adelaide, the team provide a service to inpatients, the community and to other healthcare providers. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Staff from the RAHCC provide care to patients from Adelaide, and Port Pirie, Broken Hill, Darwin and Alice Springs through our Outreach Programs, supported by teleconferencing and regular visits. Patients of the RAH and their families can arrange an appointment to see a Social Worker by ringing directly to the RAH switchboard or by asking their Doctor to refer them.

Royal Adelaide Hospital - Palliative Care Clinic

Palliative care - including medical, nursing and allied health care, support and counselling to patients, their families and carers. The team liaises with the patients GP to ensure coordinated patient-centred care. Palliative care can be provided in the hospice or in the home.: EntryProcedures Please phone for more information or to arrange an appointment. Phone service 24 hours, 7 days per week

Northern Palliative Care Service

The Northern Palliative Care Service is for people with a life threatening illness who live in the northern metropolitan area providing care to patients in hospital or their place of residence. Volunteers provide practical and emotional support: PreviouslyKnownAs North Eastern Regional Hospice and Palliative Care Service:

Flinders Medical Centre

Southern Adelaide Palliative Services at GP Plus Super Clinic Noarlunga provides palliative care that aims to relieve suffering and promotes comfort when cure is no longer possible.

GP Plus Super Clinic Noarlunga - Palliative Care

24 hours. Noarlunga Private Hospital Services include pre-admission clinic for pre and post operative  surgical services, palliative care, allied health, ophthalmology, gynaecology, ear, nose and throat, orthopaedic, dental, general surgery, day surgery. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Referral from GP or specialist. A multi-disciplinary approach is applied to all admissions ensuring the best outcomes for patients.

Noarlunga Hospital - Multi Disciplinary

PreviouslyKnownAs Noarlunga Health Services:

Hahndorf Residential Care Services

Hahndorf Residential Care Services is set in the idyllic tourist destination of the first German settlement town of Hahndorf.
The Home is set on some 3 1/2 acres of beautiful rolling countryside with green paddocks filled with grazing cows next door on our neighbours property which is the iconic Beerenberg Strawberry Farm.

Hamley Bridge Memorial Hospital

Hamley Bridge Memorial Hospital Inc is a not for profit community owned private hospital and Aged Care Facility. All needs are catered for in a holistic environment utilizing ageing in place.
The Hostel provides assisted accommodation for 8 clients whose requirements are lower care / semi-independent, all rooms are single bed each with ensuite.
The Nursing Home caters for clients whose care needs are higher care requiring close monitoring by nursing staff. There is a combination of single and double rooms.
The Special Care Unit is a 12 bed, single room, secure dementia unit, each with own ensuite.
All 3 areas have their own dining / TV room that look out over a beautiful rural location.
The Diversional Therapy / Leisure & Lifestyle Team consisting of staff and volunteers, assess clients individual needs and organise bus trips, concerts, BBQ's, craft, music and other activities.

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