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We’re proud to be the leading provider of palliative and end-of-life care services in Nottinghamshire. We offer care for all adults who need practical and emotional support during what is a difficult journey. This includes our range of special services in your home to meet planned or urgent needs, as well as advice through our 24-hour support line.
At Nottinghamshire Hospice we aim to meet all our patient’s physical, emotional, psychological and social needs and ensure that their families are supported both through and after this difficult time.
Our patients are central to services and we value your feedback, so if you’ve received care from us we’d love to hear from you about your experience.
Compassionate care in your home when you need it, supporting you and those you care for.
Group activities and 1-2-1 support aimed at improving your quality of life after a diagnosis of an incurable illness.
We offer support for your grieving process, whether that’s post-diagnosis or after death.
People we care for, and their families or carers, tell us that the care we give changes their lives for the better. Our Hospice in Your Home, Wellbeing, and Bereavement Support teams work with you to understand the care you need and how we can best support you and your family. They work 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, in every neighbourhood of our city and county.
We do not currently offer Nottinghamshire Hospice services in Bassetlaw but if you want to find out about our services, or you need advice or information please call us on 0115 962 1222.
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