When you choose to support The Mary Stevens Hospice, you’re not only helping us provide care today, you’re helping us protect the future of the hospice, ensuring that people in our community will always have somewhere to turn when they need it most.
We understand that visiting a hospice can feel emotional. At The Mary Stevens Hospice, we want every visit to feel reassuring and familiar. Our dedicated team is here to help you feel comfortable, informed and supported - from your first visit onwards.
When life feels fragile, surroundings matter. Our hospice has been thoughtfully designed to support the highest standards of specialist palliative care in a calm, safe and welcoming environment. Every detail - from the light in each room to the spaces for quiet reflection or connection - helps people feel comforted and cared for. It’s a setting that enables our expert teams to deliver outstanding, individualised care.
We've answered some frequently asked questions further below on this page. But if you still have any queries about our Hospice and our facilities, please get in touch.
A peaceful place where care and calm come together...
Our photo gallery gives you a glimpse of the calm, homely spaces where patients and those most important to them spend time together. Every corner of our hospice has been designed to feel safe, uplifting and full of care. Swipe through the images on the right to explore our facilities.
From our patient rooms with en-suite facilities to bright communal lounges and peaceful garden areas, our hospice combines clinical excellence with the comfort of home. Each space reflects our belief that every single part of hospice care should nurture both body and spirit.
We’ve answered some common questions below to help you feel more at ease before your visit.
Our address is:
221 Hagley Road,
Oldswinford,
Stourbridge,
West Midlands,
DY8 2JR
Visiting hours are between 11 am and 8 pm. If you need to visit outside these times, please speak to our nursing team - we aim to be flexible wherever possible.
Yes, there are visitor car parks at the front and rear of the building. Please avoid parking directly in front of our reception, as this space is needed for ambulance access.
Yes, we can arrange overnight stays in our on-site flat or using one of our recliner chairs, subject to availability. We also have a cuddle bed that allows loved ones to lie together during precious moments.
Pets are welcome, but please speak with our team first. Dogs must be kept on a lead, and certain breeds may not be allowed under the Dangerous Dogs Act. Our patients' comfort and safety always come first.
“It is such a worthwhile and rewarding service that the hospice provides, and I thoroughly enjoy my visits.”
Read Moria and Derek's story
"You think you are the only one with an illness but you realise you are not alone."
Read Al's story
"With deep admiration for the care provided here, I remember my sister’s time here with dignity, calmness, and compassion."
Read Vicky's storyWhether you have a question about our care, need guidance on accessing support, or want to know more about how you can get involved, our team is here to help.
You can reach us by completing our online form, or giving us a call.
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