Hospice Savannah continues to support and care for patients and their caregivers during the covid pandemic with a focus on avoiding high-risk ER visits and hospital admissions.

Hospice Savannah is committed to maintaining our exemplary level of care for patients and families during the Coronavirus pandemic. We are attentively and constantly monitoring CDC guidelines to ensure team members utilize correct precautions in order to continue providing safe and outstanding care.

Hospice Savannah, Inc. and the Steward Center for Palliative Care remain open and dedicated to serving you in homes, nursing homes, or assisted living facilities. Our team members wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) when caring for patients, and ask that contact with family members be extremely limited.

Hospice Inpatient Unit (HIPU): Visitors are requested to refrain from visiting in the presence of fever, cough and/or congestion.

Edel Caregiver Institute offers support groups both online and in person. Click here for dates and updated information on our caregiver calendar.  To receive updates via our caregiver newsletter, CLICK HERE.  As always, please do not hesitate to reach out for individual consultations or should you have any questions or concerns by calling the Edel Caregiver Institute at .912.629.1331 or by emailing Info@EdelCaregiverInstitute.org

Full Circle Grief & Loss offers in person as well as virtual appointments, call our bereavement counselors at 912.303.9442.

Hospice Savannah Volunteer Program is operating on a regular basis. Please call 912.629.1048 for more information. Volunteers assigned to homecare patients are asked to check in with their patients via phone and to document that contact.

Hospice Savannah Foundation has resumed in-person fundraising events with COVID-19 safety protocols in place. Foundation staff continues to work diligently to ensure timely acknowledgements of your generous donations. Reach us by calling VP Jamey Espina at 912.629.1095.