Visiting Trinity as an outpatient

Our outpatient service provides care at the hospice for people not staying in the inpatient unit.

Some people prefer to come into Trinity to attend meetings with our clinicians, rather than being visited in their own homes or having virtual appointments. Sometimes people are invited to visit the hospice as an outpatient so they can benefit from one to one or group support.

Therapies team

Our Therapies team (Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Complementary Therapy) provides one to one or group sessions designed to support patients with their strength, mobility, breathing and relaxation. People are assessed to identify their needs and current ability levels, and then invited to attend for a set number of appointments as part of their agreed care plan.

If you would like to find out more about this level of support and are able to attend the hospice, then please contact our Therapies team on 020 7787 1065.

Patient and Family Support

Our Patient and Family Support team will be resuming some group activities in 2023. This page will be updated when further information is available.

What to do if you are visiting Trinity as an outpatient

When arranging your appointment, your clinician will explain what you will need to do before and during your visit to ensure safety precautions are followed around the hospice.

They will also be able to give you directions to the hospice and help you plan your route. If you are unable to make it into the hospice, they can arrange transport for you.