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Reposted by The PSP Association
Rising costs and inconsistent funding have pushed hospices to breaking point. Without funding reform for hospices, vital end of life care could be cut, just as demand is rising.
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January 12, 2026 at 5:24 PM
Rising costs and inconsistent funding have pushed hospices to breaking point. Without funding reform for hospices, vital end of life care could be cut, just as demand is rising.
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Reposted by The PSP Association
It is reassuring to hear this in today's Public Accounts Committee on the financial sustainability of adult hospices in England.
Hospices care for 270,000 people every year in England. Yet on average, they receive just 40% of the cost of care from statutory funding.
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Hospices care for 270,000 people every year in England. Yet on average, they receive just 40% of the cost of care from statutory funding.
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January 12, 2026 at 5:24 PM
It is reassuring to hear this in today's Public Accounts Committee on the financial sustainability of adult hospices in England.
Hospices care for 270,000 people every year in England. Yet on average, they receive just 40% of the cost of care from statutory funding.
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Hospices care for 270,000 people every year in England. Yet on average, they receive just 40% of the cost of care from statutory funding.
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