Palliative care
Care centred on your comfort
About this care
Palliative care at home offers personal and practical support while you’re living with a life-limiting illness. From help with washing and dressing to preparing something you’d like to eat, we’ll focus on your comfort and what matters to you each day.
We’ll listen to your wishes, respect your privacy and work around the routines you prefer. Alongside the healthcare professionals involved in your care, we’ll agree on our role and adapt your everyday support as your needs change.
What we can help with
We’ll talk with you about your wishes and agree on support, which may include:
Gentle help with washing, dressing and grooming.
Preparing food and drinks to your preferences.
Keeping clothing and bedding fresh.
Company, conversation or quiet time together.
Medication support, where assessed and agreed.
Everyday household tasks and essential errands.
100%
your own pace
Care in everyday life
Making room for what matters to you
Sensitive everyday help, giving you time for rest, familiar comforts and loved ones.
Personal comfort
Gentle help with washing, dressing and fresh bedding.
Your wishes first
Support that respects your choices and daily preferences.
Time together
A listening ear or quiet company, as you prefer.
How it works
Getting started begins with a conversation. We’ll listen to what matters to you, explore your options and make a plan together.
Dad wanted to be at home, with music on and family nearby. His carers respected that. They helped with the everyday things quietly and kindly, giving us time to sit with him.
Anna Mitchell
Daughter of a client
5.0
Here to help
Feel more familiar with your care
Will I have the same carers each time?
Can my care change over time?
How much does home care cost?
What can personal care help with?
Can I still do some things myself?
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