For New Care Enquires Call 0141 944 3990 Home Glasgow Hospital Our Treatment Case Studies Referrals Current Bed Status Our Careers Contact Us Duty Of Candour Legislation Surehaven is a specialist subsidiary company of Shaw healthcare providing person centred care and treatment programmes for people with a primary diagnosis of mental disorder including: Psychosis. Patients with a Forensic History. Personality Disorders. Challenging Behaviours longer term care and risk management. Mild Learning Disabilities. Patients requiring medication stabilisation and quickly returned to the referring unit. Surehaven Glasgow is a purpose built 21 bed independent low secure hospital is for patients between the age of 16-65 who may be liable to be detained under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003. The hospital delivers high quality care and treatment for men and women in gender specific wards with ensuite facilities in all bedrooms. The hospital is superbly designed to maximise communal living space for patients as well as providing activity rooms for the facilitation of therapeutic programmes. Each ward has its own community lounge, dining room and quiet room as well as access to its own secure garden. We have a first class multi disciplinary team to provide the highest quality treatment. This includes a full time Consultant Psychiatrist, a full time Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Psychologist, a full time Occupational Therapist, full time Activities Coordinator and experienced Nursing staff. All of our staff are directly employed by Surehaven Glasgow. Surehaven is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shaw healthcare (Group) Ltd, based in Cardiff. The Shaw healthcare Group has grown into one of the UK’s leading healthcare providers, largely through partnerships with public health and social care agencies. Sign up to our Newsletter Click here to Request a Brochure Click here to Email us today For Enquires Call 0800 902 0092 Click here for Job Vacancies Environmental Policy Privacy statement Terms and Conditions