Anne Hagen & Katja Eichstaedt


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Family office
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Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
A children’s hospice supports children, teenagers and young adults with life-limiting illnesses – as well as their families. The support provided includes medical, nursing and psychosocial services.
The focus is not only on care, but above all on one thing: ensuring the best possible quality of life, providing relief in everyday life and creating time for the family to spend together.
Contrary to what many people think, a children’s and young people’s hospice is not just a place for end-of-life care, but for long-term support – often spanning many years.
A children’s hospice is a specialised facility for families whose child is suffering from a serious, incurable illness.
Support often begins as soon as the diagnosis is made and is tailored to the family’s individual needs. Stays are usually regular and planned – for example, to give the parents a break or to stabilise the situation at home.
As well as medical care, a children’s hospice provides space for things that are often neglected in everyday life:




A children’s hospice is aimed at families with children, teenagers or young adults up to the age of 27 whose illness is life-shortening. It does not matter how far the illness has progressed or how long the remaining life expectancy is estimated to be.
Many families make use of the services over a period of years – as an integral part of their daily lives and as a vital source of support.


Family office
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.