
How to access our care
Hospice care is available to you if you have a life-shortening diagnosis, are over the age of 16, and live within Ayrshire and Arran. To access our care, you require a referral from a healthcare professional – which could be your GP, Consultant, District Nurse or Physiotherapist.
Services you can self-refer to
You can access these services by completing a self-referral form
Counselling for Adults
Counselling services are available to adults who are experiencing psychological and emotional distress because of their own life-shortening illness without requiring a referral from a healthcare professional.
Children and Young Persons Service
Support is also available to anyone from the age of 5 who is affected by your illness.
Living Well
Referral to the Living Well programme is straightforward. All you need to do is complete the self-referral form and our team will take it from there.
Services we offer
Our care and services are here to support you every step of the way
Care in our In-Patient Unit
Living Well with the Ayrshire Hospice
Visiting and staying with us
Visiting the In-Patient Unit
Staying with us
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Services we offer
We provide support wherever you require it be that in your own home or care home, at one of our community based Living Well Hubs and Clinics, in Hospital or our Inpatient Unit.











