Care in the Community

We provide care and support to our patients in the community and at home - from point of diagnosis to their final days

We have two teams - the Living Well team and our Specialist Palliative Care team - that support people in the community with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition, whether they are in the Hospital, in a care or nursing home, or in their own homes.

Their role is to provide care coordination, advice, and support with any physical, psychological, spiritual or social issues, supporting you and your family. Our aim is to enable people to have the best quality of life.

We will do this by:

Listening to your concerns about your illness and those of your family/carer

Giving you the opportunity to discuss your care, what is important to you, and what your wishes are about your future care

Providing information about your illness and treatment

Liaising with other health care professionals and teams involved in your care, be that in the community or hospital, as our involvement aims to compliment care provided by others

Assessing any symptoms that are troublesome and making suggestions of how these can be improved

When you are first diagnosed

How our Living Well Team can support you from the point of diagnosis of a life-limiting or life-threatening illness.

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Ongoing care

How our Specialist Palliative Care Team can support your ongoing care at home or in the community.

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Counselling and Support Services

Here you will find information on our Community Bereavement and Emotional Support services.

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Our commitment

Jersey Hospice Care is committed to continuous improvement and uses feedback as part of its quality assurance processes in order to provide the best possible care and services to all users.

We welcome all feedback, positive or negative, and see it as a way of learning and improving our services.