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Helping patients in their final stages of life fulfill their last wishes—ensuring no regrets remain.
In Hong Kong, approximately 50,000 people pass away each year due to various causes. As patients enter the final phase of life, their physical functions may decline significantly, yet their minds often remain filled with a multitude of thoughts. Looking back on their lives, they may hold memories of places or stories that remain deeply etched in their hearts—experiences they long to share with family and caregivers, or perhaps even pass on to others, so that their final wishes may be fulfilled.
The concept of Diamond Wish was conceived in 2020, amidst the global pandemic—a time when millions of innocent lives were cut short, leaving individuals to bid hasty, sorrowful farewells to their loved ones without the chance to reflect upon their own life’s journey.
Through Diamond Wish, the Diamond Cab team aims to provide holistic, compassionate care for patients in Hong Kong who are nearing the end of their lives. By extending the role of our accessible taxis—moving beyond simple transport for medical appointments—we seek to further embody our core philosophy: “Brilliant Life with Diamond Cab.”
The Diamond Cab team has invited experienced former airline service trainers to develop a bespoke training curriculum for the Diamond Wish Officers. Additionally, seasoned social workers have been brought in to share essential insights on caring for individuals with life-limiting illnesses, ensuring the team is well-prepared—both psychologically and in terms of knowledge—to support these journeys. Meanwhile, the medical teams who refer patients for this initiative provide professional clinical guidance, ensuring that each participant can complete their Diamond Wish journey safely and joyfully.
People of Hong Kong, let us “Stay Well, End Well”…
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Ninety-five-year-old Granny Deng, who lost her husband ten years ago, was finally able to fulfill a long-held wish through the Diamond Wish program; traveling by wheelchair to the Hong Kong Railway Museum in Tai Po, she revisited memories of her late husband’s professional life, ensuring she would have no regrets in her final years.