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find out more…COVID 19 Visiting Restrictions
To protect our patients, volunteers and staff, who are continuing to ensure people receive the care they need, we must follow Public Health Scotland guidance. Unfortunately, this means Kilbryde Hospice has introduced restrictions on visiting the Hospice. We are all extremely sorry for any upset this may cause however we must do all we can to save lives and protect all our patients and staff at Kilbryde Hospice. Hospice senior nursing and medical staff are continually monitoring Scottish Government guidance and will respond accordingly. Kilbryde Hospice will risk assess each patient and their situation individually.
Donna Mortimer Ballantyne In-patient Unit
Our 12 bed In-patient Unit opened in summer 2018. We will provide a full range of specialist palliative care services and facilities to help control the symptoms of your illness. Many patients will come for a short stay to improve difficult symptoms allowing them to return home.
Day Services
Kilbryde Hospice Day Services aims to support patients to achieve their goals through a creative, safe and supportive environment. We provide a range of activities to enable people to live independently, improve mobility and build confidence.
Drop In
Kilbryde Hospice Drop In is an open welcome to support people and families with a life-limiting illness e.g. cancer, heart disease, lung disease, and neurological disease. We offer practical, emotional and spiritual support to patients, carers and relatives when they need it most.
Outpatient Services
Kilbryde Hospice offers a range of outpatient appointments for patients, carers and families. We encourage people to attend the hospice for individual assessment which enables them to access services while continuing to live at home. Patient, carers and families are seen by a range of health care professionals depending on their needs
CLAN (formally care@home)
Compassionate Lanarkshire (CLAN) is a partnership project between Kilbryde, St Andrews and Strathcarron Hospices which aims to support vulnerable and isolated individuals and families in Lanarkshire effect by life limiting illness.
Carers & Families
When someone in your family has a serious illness you may not think of yourself as a carer, but the support you provide is vital. Providing this care can have a major impact on you and it takes time to adjust and find ways of managing. Kilbryde Hospice can support you to do this.
Wellbeing Services
Kilbryde Hospice offers a programme of Wellbeing and self-management for patients and their families . We aim to support and offer practical advice to help cope with challenges of living with a life-limiting illness
Spiritual Care
Our Spiritual Care team are available to support patients, carers and relatives whether or not you hold religious beliefs.
Volunteers
Volunteers are vital to Kilbryde Hospice, working alongside our contracted staff in all areas of our service. We simply could not run the Kilbryde without them.
