Hospices in England to receive £100m funding boost

The UK Government’s announcement of £100 million in funding to support hospices over the next two years is a significant step towards ensuring everyone has access to dignified and high-quality end-of-life care. 

At Flexmort, we wholeheartedly support this initiative, which aligns closely with our mission to provide solutions that enhance compassionate care during life’s most challenging moments.

Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting highlighted the critical role hospices play, stating:

“Hospices provide the care and support for patients and families at the most difficult time, so it is only right they are given the financial support to provide these services. This package will ensure they will be able to continue to deliver the compassionate care everyone deserves as they come to the end of their life in the best possible environment.”

The Impact on Hospice Care

This funding will enable hospices to continue their vital work and enhance outreach services, ensuring support extends to patients in their own homes when needed. The recognition of the financial strain hospices have faced, particularly in the wake of rising costs, is a relief for hospice staff, patients, families, and communities.

For families saying goodbye to a loved one, having access to resources that provide comfort, dignity, and care is immeasurable. This funding empowers hospices to meet these needs while focusing on providing an environment where every individual feels supported.

A Message from Steve Huggins, Commercial Director of Flexmort

“At Flexmort, we applaud the government’s commitment to hospices through this funding package. As providers of innovative death care solutions such as the CuddleCot and CuddleBlanket, we see firsthand the impact that dignified, compassionate care has on families and patients during end of life care. This funding recognises the incredible efforts of hospice staff and their pivotal role in providing comfort and support both before and after death.

We remain committed to supporting hospices with practical, compassionate tools that align with their mission of providing the highest standard of care in every environment, whether in hospices or patients’ homes. We are proud to stand alongside the hospice community as they continue this vital work.”

Flexmort’s Solutions for Hospice Care

Hospices looking to enhance their care offerings can benefit from our refrigerant gas-free, lightweight, and portable solutions, including the CuddleBlanket and CuddleCot. These devices provide a comfortable and respectful way for families to spend meaningful time with their loved ones after death. Designed to cool only the person and not the environment, our products are simple to set up, dismantle, and transport—perfectly suited to hospice settings and outreach services.

Let’s work together to continue providing the compassionate care that everyone deserves.

Learn more about our solutions at flexmort.com or contact our team at info@flexmort.com

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