Of service to our community since 1992
"In the heart of our Community, with the Community at its heart"
BETHESDA CARE HOME & HOSPICE
Of service to our community since 1992
BETHESDA CARE HOME & HOSPICE
A Work of Faith - A Christian response to Human Suffering
The Christian community of the Western Isles, inspired by an urgent need it could not ignore, has followed the example of Christ in reaching out to help the sick.
A Hospice for the Hebrides - The Outer Hebridean Isles of Lewis, Harris, Uist, Benbecula and Barra lie off the northwest coast of Scotland in the Atlantic Ocean. Rugged and wind-swept, they are characterised by stark beauty and great contrasts, peat moors and rocky mountains, white sandy beaches and steep cliffs.
Bethesda have a large staff team with a diverse skill set and many years of experience with older peoples care and importantly specialist palliative care.
Bethesda is managed and administered by a Registered Manager according to standards and policies agreed by the interdenominational Bethesda's Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) Trustees.
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Bethesda Hospice provides 4 hospice beds for specialist palliative care. Also offering short break respite care for those with a terminal diagnosis.
It is required to raise over £450,000 per year to keep the hospice open and offers a much needed and caring service to those who are terminally ill and those who require nursing care.
Bethesda Nursing Home provides 30 Residential places for people with full-time care needs and for those in the community whose carers need a break so they can continue to care for their loved ones.
Bethesda Hospice SCO 15783
Springfield Road, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis HS1 2PS
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Bethesda Care Home & Hospice is open to visitors, however currently for the Care Home and Hospice we ask you do not visit if you have any cold/flu like symptoms such as with coronavirus, or if you have recently been in contact with someone who has.
There are no restrictions on how many visits or visitors our patients/residents can have each day/week.
The Hospice visiting should be discussed with staff.
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