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Longfield Community Hospice

Longfield Community Hospice Impact Report 2025

Longfield reports on hospice-at-home care, wellbeing services and support for patients, families and carers in Gloucestershire. Its 2025 report describes increased service reach and wellbeing-centre activity.

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Longfield is a community hospice in Gloucestershire supporting adults with life-limiting conditions and those close to them.

Key Metrics

People supported 1,110 patients, family members and carers were supported, a 12% increase on the previous year. This excludes families and loved ones supported by Hospice at Home.

Key Outcomes

  • The Wellbeing Centre delivered 7,255 appointments, a 14% increase on the previous year.

Geography

South West

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