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Saint Michael's Services
Living with a terminal illness can affect a person in many different ways; from changes to their body, their relationships and their independence to differences to their sense of self, their social life and their confidence. Saint Michael’s exists to help people cope with any challenges they may face, so that they can live life to the full, to the end.
Our doctors and nurses can help relieve a person’s symptoms, while our physiotherapist and occupational therapist can assist an individual to find new ways of managing day-to-day living or taking part in the things they enjoy. We also have many other professionals on hand who can ease pressures around money or housing or help a person explore meaning in their life.
Our services include:
- Specialised support at home
- Hospice care, including day therapy, planned respite care and inpatient care
- Lymphoedema management
- Support for families and carers
- Bereavement support
We know that it is important that this expert care is available where and when people need it. That is why we offer people support in their own homes, at community clinics, as well as providing a range of services from Saint Michael’s Hospice, in Crimple Valley, Harrogate.
All our services are free to patients and their families and are available to people living in the Harrogate district, who are 18 years old and upwards.
Every patient or client that uses the services offered by Saint Michael’s can expect to be valued, responded to with empathy, listened to, communicated with sensitively and honestly and shown an understanding of individual beliefs, lifestyle and culture.
Contact us
Unsure whether we can help? Contact a member of our patient care team.
T: (01423) 872 658
F: (01423) 815 454
Universal Impact
1 in 2 people know someone who has been cared for by a Hospice.
Find out how to access our services
Information about our referral procedure and criteria
Why Your Support Is Vital?
Saint Michael’s needs to raise more than £350 every hour to keep going.

