Spiritual Care Department Services
Supporting of the body, mind and spirit of our patients, the Spiritual Care Department provides for the emotional and spiritual needs of patients, families, visitors, caregivers and staff. Services are available at both the Pleasant Prairie Hospital and Kenosha Center during normal business hours.
Whether you’re facing a physical change in health or end of life situation, need guidance on ethical decisions or a companion in prayer, clinically certified staff are available to provide compassionate and caring support for emotional, spiritual and advanced care needs, including but not limited to;
- Anxiety over health situation
- Worry regarding the future
- Loneliness due to isolation
- Sadness as a result of change
- Grieving caused by loss
- Prayer for spiritual guidance
- Sacramental or ritual support
- Exploring spiritual questions
- Connecting with faith communities
- Requests for spiritual resource
- Advocacy for patients, family and staff
- Guidance in decision making
- Crisis intervention
- Advice on ethical issues
- Consults for end of life care
- Support completing advance care planning documents including:
- A Health Care Power of Attorney appointing a representative to legally make decisions if incapacitated and
- A Living Will declaring predetermined care preferences.
Dedicated areas for spiritual reflection, prayer and resources located at:
- Kenosha Center 3rd floor near Palmer elevator.
- Pleasant Prairie Hospital Atrium near entrance and 2nd floor near Atrium elevators.
For Services phone 262-656-3523 or 262-577-8332.
“Oh come to the water all you who are thirsty, come to me, listen, and your soul will live” ~Isaiah 55:1, 3
The Froedtert South Spiritual Care Department staff is committed to bringing comfort, healing, compassion, and support to our patients, their families, and our staff regardless of their religious affiliation. In order to fulfill the needs of our patients, their families and friends, and those of our peers and leaders, we offer:
Spiritual and emotional support which respects each patient’s individual journey
Presence, encouragement and reassurance during times of uncertainty
Integrating wellness to the whole person body, mind and spirit
Rituals offered (Anointing of the Sick, Communion etc. . .)
Inspirational resources available upon request
Times of prayer, reflection and counsel
Understanding and respecting diversity of cultures, ethnic backgrounds and religious traditions
Advance Directive and Living Will explanation, discussion and completion
Loss, grief and bereavement education and resources
Crisis support in times of need
Advocating for patient, family and staff needs
Referrals to contact a representative from your faith community
Ethical guidance supporting difficult decision making processes
Chaplains are available Monday through Friday. Speak to your nurse or social worker if you would like to receive a visit from the chaplain. We look forward to working with you.