Marie Curie Hospice, Liverpool

Our inpatient unit is now permanently closed.

All other services in the hospice and in Liverpool are operating as normal. Some of our staff have been seconded on a temporary basis to a new inpatient palliative care ward at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital (LHCH).

Contact IMPACT for local service information

How does hospice care work?

We help people with an illness they’re likely to die from, and the people close to them, receive specialist care and support – for free. To make sure you get the right help, we start by listening to you. What matters most to you matters most to us. Our support may include:

Outpatient care

You can visit our hospice to get regular, personalised care. That may include procedures like paracentesis, blood transfusions and iron infusions, as well as bereavement support for families.

Wellbeing support

From crafting sessions to relaxing therapies, we offer a wide range of activities in the hospice to help you make social connections, try new things and live the best life possible.

Home visit

In some cases, it may be possible for a doctor or other health care professional to visit you in your own home to carry out an assessment and plan your care.

How do I get care at this hospice?

If you or someone close to you is living with a terminal illness and would like support from Marie Curie Hospice, Liverpool, please contact the healthcare professional in charge of your or your loved one's care. This might be your community palliative care team, GP, hospital consultant or district nurse. You can also contact the IMPACT service on 0300 100 1002, which can provide information about local services and referrals to the services you need. Why can’t I refer myself?
We work in partnership with the NHS and our hospices form just one part of your overall care. To make sure all the different types of care and support you receive are working well together, it’s helpful for them to be coordinated through the healthcare professional with overall responsibility for your care.

Information for healthcare professionals

Our hospice provides outpatient services and wellbeing services for adults. We also support families and carers. We accept referrals from hospital and community palliative care teams as well as from GPs. To find out more or to refer someone, call the Liverpool coordination centre on 0300 100 1002 (open 24 hours a day, seven days a week).

Find out more about the Marie Curie Hospice, Liverpool

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Bereavement counselling can offer people the opportunity to feel safe to explore emotions at their own pace, without an agenda.

Marie-Claire Mulcahy, Bereavement Service Coordinator at our Liverpool hospice

Where to find us

Marie Curie Hospice
Speke Road
Woolton
Liverpool L25 8QA

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Opening times

Wellbeing services opening times 10am-3pm, Monday to Friday. Outpatient services opening times Times vary, Monday to Friday.

How to support us

We rely on the support of local people to continue providing specialist care and support, free of charge. Find out how you can volunteer, fundraise, or donate in support of your local hospice.

Find out how you can help

Marie Curie Hospice, Liverpool

Our inpatient unit is now permanently closed.

How does hospice care work?

Outpatient care

Wellbeing support

Home visit

How do I get care at this hospice?

Information for healthcare professionals

Find out more about the Marie Curie Hospice, Liverpool

Outpatient visits

Wellbeing support

Emotional support

Home visits

Where to find us

Opening times

How to support us

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