Admission for children and adults
The adult hospice admits oncology patients whose disease no longer responds to curative treatment. Discuss a child’s medical needs and assessment steps with the hospice team.
First steps
Request an appointment or discuss a consultation and admission with the team.
Documents for admission
- Identity document.
- Referral stating “palliative care”.
- Proof of health insurance status.
- Relevant medical records, including medical history, treatments, prescribed medicines, tests and investigations, and hospital discharge letters.
- Admission request.
- Health card.
- Other documents, as needed.
Costs
The association’s 2025 annual report describes adult hospice care as free of charge. Contact the hospice team for current financial terms.
Access and visits
Visitors may enter from 09:00–21:00 through the main entrance and use the areas set aside for visitors. Follow staff guidance. During a quarantine period, access may be limited or suspended.