Gender: Male Beds: 55 Cygnet Hospital Wyke provides a comprehensive pathway of acute admissions services for men. Our team works closely and collaboratively with service users, their families and the referrer to provide a seamless pathway from referral to discharge. Our acute service works to assess and manage risk factors, allowing us as a hospital to work successfully and robustly with individuals posing a higher level of complexity and challenge and who present a risk to themselves and others. Our integrated regional care pathways in West Yorkshire allow transition to and from our sister service at Cygnet Lodge Brighouse (male mental health rehabilitation). “I have visited Wyke on a number of occasions and I do not hand out platitudes for the sake of it, but sometimes you walk into a place and get a good feeling about the care that goes on there…..Wyke is one of those places.”Locality Manager The hospital sits in more than three acres of grounds, which are quiet and private. The environment at Cygnet Hospital Wyke is purpose built and is close to the M62 (J26), being placed on the border of Bradford and Calderdale. Services at Cygnet Hospital Wyke Adarna Ward – Male Highly Specialised Autism Spectrum Disorder Service – 15 beds Bennu Ward – Specialist PICU service for men – 12 beds Phoenix Ward – Acute service for men – 19 beds Photo Gallery Please click on the images to enlarge.
29th September 2020 Cygnet services hold Macmillan Coffee Mornings Cygnet Hospital Maidstone and Cygnet Hospital Wyke were just two of our service who last week held a Macmillan Coffee Morning to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
7th September 2020 Service users and staff rise to the challenge of local Bake-Off competition Service users and staff at Cygnet Hospital Wyke were challenged to revive childhood memories in their own themed version of TV’s Bake-Off competition. The bakers had to create cakes that reminded them of a favourite memory.
15th July 2020 Cygnet Hospital Wyke promoting good mental health on BCB Radio Cygnet Hospital Wyke's Naomi McCormick and Jordy Hirst were recently interviewed by local Bradford radio station BCB Radio. They were invited for an interview with BCB Radio's Jo Kenyon to talk about supporting people with mental health issues, particularly in the workplace.
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