Holy Family Hospital
Health Care Team
Meeting your health care team.
A typical health care team consists of the resident, the family, registered nurses, personal care assistants, an occupational therapist, a physiotherapist, activity aides, a social worker, a dietitian, a pastoral caregiver, a pharmacist and the family physician. Professional nursing care is provided on a 24-hour basis. The unit clerk, located at the nursing station, can assist with any questions residents have. The resident’s family physician can continue to provide care, as long as he or she has admitting privileges with one of the Providence hospitals. Staff can also provide a list of physicians. It is very important that the resident and/or family have a discussion early on with the doctor about the kinds of medical care considered acceptable. Key topics include resuscitation, end of life decisions, blood transfusions and/or IV therapy.
Hospitals + Residences
- St. Paul's Hospital
- Mount Saint Joseph Hospital
- Holy Family Hospital
- Indigenous Self-Identification
- Health Services
- Overview
- Info for Residents + Families
- Resident Services
- Resident Rights + Responsibilities
- Your Privacy + Confidentiality
- Patient Records
- Care Plan
- Health Care Team
- Resident + Family Councils and Conferences
- Well Wishes Email Service
- Living Here
- Room Rates + Other Charges
- Sharing Rooms
- What To Bring
- Cash Account
- Moves
- Electrical Items
- Goodbyes
- Payments
- Hospice Palliative Care
- Become a Patient and Family Partner
- Residential Care for Me
- Info for Rehab Patients + Families
- Info for Visitors
- Parking + Transit
- Referral Forms
- Youville Residence
- St. Vincent's: Langara
- St. Vincent's: Honoria Conway-Heather
- St. Vincent's: Brock Fahrni
- St. John Hospice
- May's Place Hospice
- Providence Crosstown Clinic
- Community Dialysis Units