People across the area are being invited to hear about advancements in neighbourhood health and care services at a public event taking place at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital (Wonford) and online
All are welcome to come along to this free event and hear from the Trust’s clinical experts, who will be sharing how our Acute Hospital at Home is delivering better outcomes for our patients in their own homes, while providing the same care, monitoring and treatment patients would receive in an acute hospital bed. We know that being treated in your own home can have a hugely positive impact for patients who can continue with their daily routines, with the people they know and love around them.
Acute Hospital at Home is part of a wider shift towards delivering more care at home or a neighbourhood setting, helping patients receive care in the most appropriate environment while ensuring hospital services are available for those who need them most.
The talk will be followed by the Annual Members’ Meeting, where the Board of Directors will provide an update about the Trust’s performance over the previous financial year, present the Trust’s Annual Report & Accounts 2025/26 and share plans for the year ahead.
Our Annual Members’ Meeting is your opportunity to help shape how health and care services are delivered closer to home and in our neighbourhoods, offering the chance to share feedback, ask questions and learn more about the work of the Royal Devon.
The event will be held in the Lecture Theatre of the RILD Building at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital (Wonford), and online via Microsoft Teams. Places are limited, so please book in advance.
- To join in person, book here
- To join online, book here
- Or contact the Trust – email rduh.royaldevonmembers@nhs.net or call 01392 403977
Light refreshments will be available. The event is free and open to all.

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