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Sue Ryder Care - St John's Hospice

Sue Ryder Care - St John's Hospice
Moggerhanger
Bedford
Bedfordshire
MK44 3RJ (map)

15 beds

Sue Ryder Care - St John's Hospice is situated in the Bedfordshire countryside and has 15 inpatient beds.

The hospice offers specialist short-term palliative care for patients with life-limiting illnesses including Cancer, Motor Neurone Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, heart, liver and lung failure.

An active day treatment centre offers a variety of treatments including blood transfusions, complex drug treatments and outpatient specialist palliative care consultant appointments. A specialist Lymphoedema Service provides complex Lymphoedema treatment to both inpatient and outpatients as well as home visits.

The hospice staff are supported by volunteers providing additional bereavement and chaplaincy services. The bereavement service co-ordinator and volunteer offer a mix of telephone, face to face meetings and group support.

LocationMoggerhanger, Bedford
Type of carePalliative care
ServicesOutpatient Appointments
Physiotherapy
Complementary Therapies
Bereavement Support
Family Support
Lymphoedema Treatment
Day Therapies
Inpatient Care and Day Care

Care service managerSarah Martin Merchant
Head of careDominic Carter
Telephone01767 640622
Fax01767 641262
ReferralsSue Ryder Care - St John's Hospice provides these services to Bedfordshire Primary Care Trust which covers North and Mid Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust and covers Huntingdonshire.
Related documentsSue_Ryder_Care_St_Johns_Hospice_Directions.pdf
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