Supporting a person’s need to take back control of their life

Yes, all bedrooms are ensuite with a shower and we have communal bathrooms with bathing facilities.

Yes. On admission all patients are screened – with their consent – to identify what therapy they may need. During the referral period we will identify if our service can offer the needed therapy and clearly communicate this back to you.

All of our hospitals are located in within communities with transport links, local shops and amenities.

Yes, we have dedicated smoking areas outside. There is strictly no smoking inside the hospital building. On or before admission we will support a referral to smoking cessation services where patients are offered a 12 week support plan.

Each of our hospitals is rated at ‘Good’ or above with CQC, meaning we meet the national standards for safety. We check in with patients regularly on whether they feel safe and patients are encouraged to feedback any concerns.

While we strive to ensure patients have a personalised stay, we do have a policy around possessions to ensure patient and staff safety. This will be explained to you and is available on request.

Each hospital has a different consultant who works as part of a multi-disciplinary team. Each patient will meet their consultant on the day of admission.

Yes. All meals are provided and the you will choose your meals daily. You will also have the choice through your recovery to cook for yourself as frequently as possible, with support from the team.

Yes, we are open to look at differing packages in response to changing commissioning needs and individual cases.

This will depend if you admitted informally or formally. You will be fully involved in your own care and we look to be least restrictive in all aspects of care, actively encouraging community access and connection.

Every person is different, but the length of our planned pathway is 12 months.

We do not have strict visiting times and work with each individual to ensure we meet their needs, while being considerate of all patients’ needs.

These can be seen in detail in the service specification but our main criteria is we provide inpatient services for people of a working age with a primary diagnosis of severe and or enduring Mental illness who are looking to engage in a recovery pathway.

For each hospital the referral pathway is slightly different – you can find contact details at the bottom of this page for more information. We will ask for a minimum data set including Mental Health Act status, RC report/social circumstances report and risk/advanced risk assessments.