Our Care - Eden Valley Hospice
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OUR CARE

Caring for people with life-limiting conditions

Eden Valley Hospice is a charity dedicated to supporting adults in north Cumbria and surrounding areas who have a life-shortening diagnosis and need specialist in-patient care. In addition, we also provide care for their families, friends and carers.

All the care the hospice provides to its patients and their families is free at the point of delivery.

Eden Valley Hospice is rated Good by CQC
Report day: 15 July 2016
See the report

Adult in-patient care

Adult inpatient services are available to those individuals aged 18 years and over with complex problems associated with life-limiting conditions. This can include physical, psychosocial, emotional or spiritual distress.

We have 10 private bedrooms with en-suites. All bedrooms have views and access into the peaceful walled garden area.

Nurses on adult in-patient unit

Living Well Services

We have a variety of options to support you, whether you are bereaved or have received a diagnosis that will shorten your life, a family member, a friend or a carer. We are committed to supporting you and those around you, click below to find out more.

Patient and family support

We understand that life-limiting illnesses affect not only the patient, but their network of family, friends and carers also. With this in mind, the care we provide is extended to include these integral people within a patient’s plan of care, as well as offering support and help to them during what can be a difficult, uncertain time.

Jigsaw, Cumbria's Children's Hospice

We also care for children and young adults from across Cumbria, at Jigsaw, Cumbria’s Children’s Hospice. You can find out more about Jigsaw on its own dedicated website.

Child and nurse in Jigsaw

How is this care funded?

We’re dedicated to providing specialist care for local adults who have life-limiting conditions, to do that we receive 20% funding from NHS, with the other 80% raised by our dedicated local community.

I can’t fault the care we had. They looked after us so well, day and night they were there for us when we needed it most.
Graham Mattock – whose wife Val died at the hospice
Graham Mattock

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