Care in your home
Our expert team is able to bring everything you’d expect from the hospice out to you in the comfort of your own home.
We know that, for many people, staying in their own home is what matters most, and that’s where most of our care is delivered – but we also understand that being at home can bring challenges for patients, families and carers.
We offer a range of services that have been developed to help you stay at home and support your sense of independence when you are living with a life-limiting illness.
Our services help people cope by building their confidence and reducing their anxiety through advice, information and emotional and practical support. We do this by working alongside your doctor, community nurses and others to provide coordinated care.
These services are available to anyone with an advanced, progressive illness whose preference is to be cared for at home, whether that’s their own home or a care home.
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Your questions, answered
Do patients have to come to you, or do you come to them?
Our inpatient unit in Wroughton has capacity for 12 beds, but due to limited funding we can currently operate 6 of them. Alongside the care we provide on the unit, we also support patients in their own homes. Our Prospect@Home team delivers care across the local community, and we also work closely with local care homes to make sure people receive the support they need wherever they live.
Do patients have to come to you, or do you come to them?
Our inpatient unit in Wroughton has capacity for 12 beds, but due to limited funding we can currently operate 6 of them. Alongside the care we provide on the unit, we also support patients in their own homes. Our Prospect@Home team delivers care across the local community, and we also work closely with local care homes to make sure people receive the support they need wherever they live.
Do patients have to come to you, or do you come to them?
Our inpatient unit in Wroughton has capacity for 12 beds, but due to limited funding we can currently operate 6 of them. Alongside the care we provide on the unit, we also support patients in their own homes. Our Prospect@Home team delivers care across the local community, and we also work closely with local care homes to make sure people receive the support they need wherever they live.
