Outpatient Services

Our outpatient services offer compassionate emotional support, personalised therapies, and expert care to empower patients, families, and carers through life-limiting illnesses.

Outpatient Services

Our range of outpatient services is designed to address emotional, social, and physical needs, helping individuals navigate these challenging times with compassion and practical guidance. Below, you’ll find an introduction to our specialised services.

Patient playing outdoor bowls in the Sunflower centre

Sunflower Centres

Our Sunflower Centres in Taunton and Yeovil provide day hospice services for patients with life-limiting illnesses. These centres offer holistic support, including physical, emotional, and social care.

Through therapies, activities, and practical advice, we help patients build coping strategies, maximise independence, and enhance their quality of life. From gardening and arts to financial guidance, the Sunflower Centres create a supportive and empowering environment. 

Your first visit includes a one-to-one session to tailor a care plan to your needs, ensuring a personalised experience.

Therapist providing a hand massage to a patient at St Margaret's Hospice Care

Therapy Services

We offer a wide range of therapies to improve overall well-being and enhance the quality of life for patients. These include: 

Physiotherapy: tailored exercises and techniques to improve mobility, strength, and comfort.

Complementary Therapies: gentle therapies like massage and aromatherapy to promote relaxation and reduce stress.

Occupational Therapy: practical support to help patients maintain independence in daily activities. 

Our therapy services are designed to address both physical and emotional needs, empowering patients to live as fully as possible.

Lymphoedema Care

We also provide Somerset's Lymphoedema Service, treating adults and children living with lymphoedema of any cause.

We help people manage their lymphoedema with education and advice, dedicated treatments, and compassionate support.

At your initial appointment you will be seen by one of the Lymphoedema Clinicians, who will assess you and aim to give a diagnosis. At the end of the assessment, we will agree a treatment plan tailored to your needs.