Visiting us

Whether you are visiting a loved one in the In-Patient Unit or attending for an appointment with our Living Well team, here is all you need to know.

Visiting us

Whether you are visiting a loved one in the In-Patient Unit or attending for an appointment with our Living Well team, here is all you need to know.

Visiting us

Whether you’re visiting a loved one in our In-Patient Unit, attending an outpatient appointment, or arriving as a health and social care professional, you’ll find a warm welcome at the Ayrshire Hospice. We want everyone who steps through our doors to feel comfortable and supported. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about visiting, from practical information to what to expect when you arrive.

Visiting the In-Patient Unit

We know how important it is to be with your loved one and spend time together in a way that feels right for you both.

Ayrshire Hospice Spiritual Care team

Visiting for an appointment

The professional that you are visiting will provide you with information on what to do upon your arrival, whether it’s for a clinic or a group such as our:

    • Physiotherapy Clinic

    • Counselling Appointments

    • FABS Group at Dirrans Centre, Kilwinning

    • Living Well Hubs at The Carrick Centre, Maybole; and Dirrans Centre, Kilwinning

If you have any queries or have not heard from your team, please contact 01292 269200

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Living Well Hub

Living Well Hubs

The Living Well Hub team invite you to join their eight-week rolling programme which aims to inform, enable and empower you to live well your illness.

Ayrshire Hospice FABS Clinic

FABS Clinic

The Ayrshire Hospice FABS clinic is a four week programme delivered by our team of therapists to help you cope with fatigue, anxiety, breathlessness and sleep

Patient and Family care

Counselling for Adults

Counselling support for you and adults in your family