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Referrals

Self-refer or get a professional referral to any of our services.

There are multiple ways we can support patients, through a range of free to access services. GPs and other healthcare professionals can use our professional referral form, which can be largely auto-completed through the communications and letters tab in Ardens or SystmOne, or you can refer yourself or someone else to selected services.

Rehab and Wellbeing

Supporting community members with a life-limiting diagnosis to live well and do the things in life they enjoy. We start with a pre-booked appointment with the person being referred to the service, and with them come up with an individualised treatment plan.

Self-refer by calling us on 01462 679540 (option 2) or emailing gh.hospice@nhs.net
Professionals can refer a patient by downloading our professional referral form

Family Support Service

Our Family Support Service exists to promote emotional, psychological and spiritual wellbeing, both pre- and post-bereavement. Patients known to the Hospice, and any family and friends, can self-refer.

Self-refer by calling us on 01462 679540 (option 7)
Professionals can refer a patient by downloading our professional referral form

Hospice at Home

Patients with life-limiting illnesses who need care in their own home in the last weeks or days of life can be referred by a GP or healthcare professional to our Hospice at Home team. We offer hands-on nursing care and support and guidance to loved ones.

Professionals can refer a patient by downloading our professional referral form

Inpatient Unit

For patients who would benefit from expert care for physical, emotional and psychological symptom control. Our high nurse:patient ratio ensures that patients are able to get the dedicated support that they might need.

Professionals can refer a patient by downloading our professional referral form

Compassionate Neighbours

If you, or someone you know, are living with a life-limiting illness, are elderly or frail and/or are experiencing loneliness or social isolation, you could access support from a Compassionate Neighbour.