FAQ

We aim to provide high quality specialist palliative and end of life care to adults in our community, complementing NHS and other services.

Our Vision

St Wilfrid's Hospice aspires to a time when all services work together to provide high quality palliative and end of life care to meet the needs of the community.

What services does St Wilfrid’s provide?
What does palliative care mean?
What is St Wilfrid’s catchment area?
How can a patient be referred to St Wilfrid’s?
What about illnesses other than cancer?
What do the St Wilfrid’s community nurses do?
What is specialist palliative care?
Does everyone who goes into St Wilfrid’s die?
What is the average length of admission to St Wilfrid’s?
Are all St Wilfrid’s patients admitted to the hospice?
Why do you have an education unit.
Does it cost anything for the services?
Where does St Wilfrid's get its money?
Why is St Wilfrid's actively promoting legacy giving?
I heard you have money sitting in the bank doing nothing. Is this true?
When is the right time to give a donation after the death of a loved one?

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