If you or someone you love may benefit from Hospice care, you can find out more using the information below. For support or advice at any time of the day or night, please visit our Help Hub.
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To make your time at the In-Patient Ward as comfortable as possible we ask that you bring with you:
All your current medicines in their original packets or containers
Toiletries, razors, toothbrush, anything you use on a daily basis
Nightwear, dressing gown
Comfortable daywear
Footwear with non slip soles
Any reading or listening material
Please keep valuable items to a minimum where possible. Our nursing staff will be happy to explain our safe storage options.
Arrival
Generally you will arrive in the morning and be greeted by a member of our Nursing Team, usually the Nurse who will help you to settle into your room and ensure you are comfortable before continuing to look after you for the rest of the day. You will then be assessed by one of our Nurses and a Doctor. You will be seen be a Doctor each day (including weekends). Each day you will have a named nurse who will look after you.
Discharge
We will discuss any plans regarding discharge with yourself and your loved ones. You can be discharged to your home, a care home or our Cottage Hospice.
Visitors
Visitors are welcome at the Hospice at any time, including children. See more information about visiting the in-patient ward.