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Our Inpatient Unit

There are 16 private Inpatient rooms within the new Hospice building. Our first-class facilities provide a relaxed and peaceful environment and house 16 large en-suite bedrooms overlooking open countryside and gardens.

Our first-class facilities provide a relaxed and peaceful environment and house 16 large en-suite bedrooms overlooking open countryside and gardens.

Delicious fresh food is prepared daily by our catering team

If you have specific dietary requirements, please talk to a member of staff, and they will make arrangements to meet your nutritional needs.

Every day you will be allowed to order meals from a set menu. A healthcare assistant and a member of the kitchen staff will take your order between 9am and 9.30am for lunch, and between 3pm and 3.30pm for supper and breakfast.

You will be able to choose a cooked meal, salad or sandwiches from the menu. If you do not like anything on the menu, we can offer you an alternative. You can eat our meals in the communal area or your room. Soft drinks are also available throughout the day and aperitifs are offered before lunch.

There are 16 private Inpatient rooms within the new Hospice building

There are five suites of four bedroom bays within the Inpatient Unit, each with its own name; Shire, Nicholas, Clay, Lloyd and Eveson.

Each suite has four large, single, en-suite bedrooms fully equipped for personalised patient care. Each room has a call bell, telephone, television and direct access to the Hospice gardens. Each of the five suites has a communal area offering comfortable seating which can be used for dining, watching television, rest and relaxation.

We can support you

We understand that it’s a difficult time. We are always willing to talk to you to help provide the support and care you may need.

Ward layout

There are five suites of four bedroom bays within the Inpatient Unit, each with its own name; Shire, Nicholas, Clay, Lloyd and Eveson.

Each suite has four large, single, en-suite bedrooms fully equipped for personalised patient care. Each room has a call bell, telephone, television and direct access to the Hospice gardens. Each of the five suites has a communal area offering comfortable seating which can be used for dining, watching television, rest and relaxation.

Make a referral

Patients can be referred to the Hospice either by their GP, community nurse specialist, district nurse, hospital doctor or consultant.

The Hospice’s tranquil setting cannot be underestimated. It’s miles away from the frenetic hubbub of everyday life. Here, I have been able to relax and spend my mornings watching the sunrise. It does wonders for the soul

Tony
Resident

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