You don't have to figure that out alone. Start by telling us about your loved one, what's happening at home and where you're finding things difficult. Our team can help you determine what type and amount of support may be appropriate.
Contact our care team. We understand that palliative care needs can change, and we can reassess the level of home support required and adjust the care plan where possible.
Yes. Private home care can complement services provided by the client's existing healthcare providers. With appropriate consent, our team can communicate and coordinate with other professionals involved in the client's care.
Yes. When more continuous support is required, we can arrange caregivers to provide care throughout the day and night.
Yes. We can provide overnight home care when a client needs assistance or supervision during the night or when family caregivers need an opportunity to rest.
Not necessarily. Palliative care focuses on comfort and quality of life for people living with serious or life-limiting illness and may begin well before the final stage of life. End-of-life care generally refers to care provided during the final stage of a person's life.
Yes. Many people receiving palliative care are able to remain at home with an appropriate combination of family support, healthcare services and professional home care. The amount of support required will depend on the individual's condition, care needs and family circumstances.
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