Information & Support
The term hospice can sometimes evoke feelings of anxiety for patients and their families. However, many who have experienced hospice care often share that it has brought a sense of normality back into their lives.
Caring for a loved one at home or visiting them in a hospital can disrupt the usual dynamics of family relationships or friendships. At the hospice, patients benefit from the comfort and privacy of their own room, where they can focus on themselves and their needs. Whether it’s enjoying a soothing massage or Reiki session from our trained therapists, having their nails done by someone who truly understands, or engaging in an open and honest conversation about the future, patients can choose what brings them peace and comfort.
Time spent visiting a loved one in the hospice becomes true quality time. You might watch a movie together, share a special meal, or even enjoy a cheeky G&T. Hospice care is all about living—helping patients make the most of every moment.
We’re here to support you every step of the way. From making important decisions to providing emotional and practical support for loved ones after death, we remain a resource for families whenever they need us.
We understand that coming to the hospice can feel overwhelming. To help, we’ve created a list of Frequently Asked Questions to address common concerns. You can also click on the image below labelled “What is a hospice?” to learn more. Additionally, a video featuring someone who has experienced the hospice environment and its care of a loved one.
If you have any questions or need additional support, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Contact us at 01928 712728 or email info@haltonhaven.co.uk—we’re here for you
