Nestled safely within the St Magnus Community, men and women with complex mental health and physical problems receive some of the best older-age psychiatric care in the UK.
We are compassionate, nurturing and centred around the holistic needs of each individual cared for in our two hospitals and two nursing units.
Our expert team are at the forefront of dynamic thinking in mental health care, with staff passionate about improving quality of life.
In beautiful surroundings, set either in acres of National Trust or New Forest woodland, we offer sunlit rooms, joyful décor, vibrant gardens and an array of activities to increase mental and physical wellbeing. We actively encourage important relationships with family, carers and friends, and involve patients and carers in planning treatment whenever possible.
We have low secure units, locked units and GP-led nursing units for patients and residents who are usually over 65 and require specialised care.
The St Magnus Community stands out because everyone is incredibly caring and professional. It is brilliant to see the bonds built between staff and our patients and residents, and it is such a welcoming community to join.
Jasmine Rodger I Senior Activities Coordinator at St Martha’s
Exceptional team
Our proactive clinical governance team makes sure we are at the forefront of all NHS changes.
In our hospitals we care for patients detained under the Mental Health Act 1983 whose severe mental illness is actively managed; care is led by consultant psychiatrists.
In our nursing units care is essentially in the community, managed by GP and nursing staff with expertise from visiting psychiatrists; our residents’ mental illness is a chronic, stable condition.
We have low secure units, locked units and GP-led nursing units for patients and residents who are usually over 65 and require specialised care.