Inpatient Unit | Respite Care | Wellbeing Wing | Family and Bereavement Support | The Butterfly Line

Lindsey Lodge offers a wide-range of personalised care which is provided by a versatile team of different professional staff and volunteers. As well as taking care of a patient's physical needs, we also look after their emotional, spiritual and social needs. We also support carers, family members and close friends, both during a person's illness and during bereavement.
If you require further information, please do not hesitate to call us on 01724 270835 or email enquiries.llh@nhs.net

In-patient Unit

We provide 24-hour care in a 10 bed Inpatient Unit, and our newly opened 6 bed butterly wing which is open 365 days a year where our nursing team will go that extra mile to ensure patients are as comfortable as possible.

Some patients improve enough to be discharged from the unit and others stay with us until the end of their life.

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Respite Care

Respite is a way for carers to take a break from caring. If friends and family provide a significant amount of care this may enable them to have a break from caring, for example, to take a holiday.
Lindsey Lodge has a dedicated nurse-led respite beds in a beautifully furnished room with en-suite facilities. The accommodation is bright and airy, with French doors which open out onto our beautiful gardens.
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Wellbeing Wing

Lindsey Lodge Hospice and Healthcare launched its new-look Outpatient Service on Monday 3 April 2023.
Patients referred to the service will now be offered two distinct pathways – Health based, or Wellbeing based following their initial assessment and linked to the individual goals they decide to set with guidance from the Lindsey Lodge medical team.
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Family & Bereavement Support

We provide a caring pre and post bereavement support and family support service to our patients, their families and carers. We do this by offering emotional support to patients & families during their stay on our Inpatient Unit and Wellbeing Centre, and the opportunity to join our Bereavement Support Group.
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The Butterfy Line

The Butterfly Line is a new service available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to ensure that North Lincolnshire palliative and end of life patients, their families and carers are supported with appropriate, timely palliative and end of life care advice from specialist nurses working at Lindsey Lodge Hospice and Healthcare. Call 01724 454392

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Looking for further information?

Check out our range of downloadable leaflets and advice here.

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Useful information for patients, carers and families

Below are a number of resources that patients or family/carers might find helpful:

Advanced Care Planning

When someone is living with a life limiting condition, it can be helpful to plan ahead for a time when you might be less well and approaching the end of your life. This might involve thinking about what you would or wouldn’t want to happen and what is important to you. We call this advanced care planning. We would encourage discussing these wishes with family or carers but also to share this with health professionals involved in your care.

At a Loss

AtaLoss.org is the UK’s national bereavement signposting website. You can easily find bereavement support services appropriate to your loss and wherever you live in one place, along with practical information, helpful resources and helplines. AtAloss.org also hosts GriefChat- a free web chat service if you would like advice or to ‘talk'. Our service is offered free to anyone bereaved - whatever their age, gender or cultural background - and anyone supporting bereaved people.

Digital Legacies

We live in a world increasingly reliant on the internet and many of us have virtual lives through social media platforms. However, do you know who owns the data that is held in these platforms? Invariably it is owned by the company that owns the platform.

Do you know what would happen to that data when you die?

If it isn’t owned by you, it can be deleted by the company and your family or loved ones may not be able to have access to it. This may include memories, photographs, messages.

Your identity can also be lucrative for fraudsters after you die, so ensuring your information is held appropriately is important to safeguard against this.

It is therefore becoming increasingly important that we not only plan for our physical end of life, but also plan for our virtual end of life.

The Digital Legacy Association https://digitallegacyassociation.org/ has some useful information to help support you in planning and safeguarding your digital legacies after you die.

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