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- In-Patient Unit
- Medical care provided by a team of doctors under the guidance of the consultant in
palliative medicine.
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- Information Service
- A service for people with cancer and those that care about them.
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- Family Support Team
- Our family support team leader and specially trained volunteers are available to help
people when a death has taken place.
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- Community Macmillan Team
- Registered nurses who have specialist training and experience in palliative care and
cancer.
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- Hospice at Home
- A new venture being launched by Isabel Hospice working with other local services.
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- Volunteer Induction Training
- Volunteers who would like to work in Isabel Hospice must first complete a short training
course.
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- Day Hospice
- Provides the opportunity to meet with people who are familiar with the challenges that
cancer throws at you.
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- The Chaplaincy
- Is there for you to listen, to receive and to be a sounding board.
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- Benefits Advisor
- There are a range of benefits available for people who are sick, disabled or caring for
a sick person or bereaved.
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- Voluntary Services
- Volunteers help to provide the highest standard of care and support for the patients.
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- Hospital Macmillan Nurse
- Registered nurse who has speciallist training and experience in cancer and palliative
care.
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