Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice

Here at Sue Ryder Manorlands, we combine specialist medical care for managing pain and other symptoms, with other emotional, practical and spiritual support. You might be admitted to receive inpatient care for a short time while your symptoms are assessed and managed.

You might stay with us to receive inpatient care for a short time or a longer stay. We can offer the same services and care to you as a visitor, by using our community day services, if you are comfortable at home, well supported and prefer to stay there.

On the medical side, our experienced doctors, Sue Ryder Nurses, care assistants, physiotherapists, and occupational and complementary therapists all work brilliantly together to support you. Our wellbeing and community support team are always ready to talk too.

Our community team, made up of Clinical Nurse Specialists who are supported by our medical team, provide specialist support and care in your own home. We personalise your care and support based on your wishes and preferred place of care.

We offer specialist advice and support around symptom control, medication and therapeutic treatments and are there to support you to be as independent as possible for as long as possible.

If you’re comfortable at home but need some advice or assistance, try our community day services. Connect with other people in similar circumstances, and our staff can suggest ways to improve your wellbeing and manage symptoms.

There are lots of activities to try, including complementary therapies like Reiki, massage and acupuncture. We support your carers too.

Sue Ryder Nurses can coordinate treatment with your GP to make sure your care is controlled and consistent.

You can refer yourself, or may be referred by your family or a healthcare professional. Your GP or hospital consultant will be contacted before a referral is accepted. 

If you are discharged but then find you need additional support, you can be referred back into our care at any time.

If you would like to be referred, or refer someone else to our care, please contact your GP or call us on 01535 642308 to talk through the process.

If you are going to be coming to Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice as an inpatient, you might find it helpful to read our palliative and hospice services FAQs page.

We need to raise 70% of of the amount it takes to run all of Sue Ryder’s palliative care services and we can’t do that without the amazing and continued generosity of our supporters.

If you would like to find out more about how you can support us, please contact our local fundraising team on 01535 640 430 or email manorlands.fundraising@sueryder.org