Mountbatten Hampshire delivers care where you feel most comfortable — at home, through 24/7 expert end-of-life nursing and other types of care.

We understand home is where the heart is and that most people prefer to receive care in the comfort of their own space — be it a house, flat, nursing home or care home. 

Care at home is delivered in two ways, depending on your circumstances.

Expert, specialist palliative and end-of-life nurses and doctors

We know everyone is different. Our specialist support may include over-the-phone advice or visits to your home, depending on individual need.

The team is your first port of call when you need specialist help.

To speak to us at any time, call the Mountbatten Hampshire Coordination Centre, where our goal is to ensure everyone lives as well as possible, for as long as possible.

Click HERE to find out more about Mountbatten's Coordination Centre

The team's work includes helping with pain and symptom control, end-of-life planning, giving practical advice and supporting patients and their families.

Where appropriate, Mountbatten's expert nurses and doctors may visit the homes of people dealing with death and dying, in Southampton and across large parts of Hampshire.

Care at home team

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for a package of care delivered by Mountbatten Hampshire's care at home team.

This may include regular home visits to support you with personal care needs. 

How can I access Mountbatten Hampshire's care at home team?

An application must be completed by a healthcare professional, such your district nurse, GP, social worker or hospital ward manager.