The Division of Spiritual Care consists of trained chaplains who assist patients, their family members, and staff with spiritual and emotional support. Often during serious illness, individuals (who may or may not adhere to a specific organized faith / belief system) make use of their own spirituality or belief system to help cope with troubling issues. By providing a reflective, reverential, engaging, and active listening presence, the chaplain seeks to help the individual move towards spiritual contentment.
- Inpatient bedside prayers
- Connection with community spiritual care professionals, volunteers and churches
- Support groups
- Grief support
- Code Lavender dignity support
- Life Recorded legacy program
Chaplains can be contacted at any time, Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. or as needed via the on-call system.
How can patients access Spiritual Care?
Leadership
Director of Spiritual Care