Palliative Care / End of Life
Our care specialists can personalize a Palliative Care plan to work with you and your loved ones as we navigate this stage of life. We provide expertise and support throughout the process and focus on quality of life. Services could include medication management, Nursing care, rehabilitation and personal care with dignity and choice at top of mind. Care services are flexible and can constantly adjust to current health needs. Having our Concierge's as a main point of contact will help navigate changes to help ease the stress of the situation.- Or -
Benefits of Palliative / End of Life Care
If you have a serious illness, palliative care can:
help improve your quality of life
reduce or relieve your symptoms
help you make important decisions
provide grief support to you, your friends and your family (or chosen family)
support you and your caregivers throughout your illness, from the time of diagnosis
This approach to care can involve management of symptoms such as:
pain
nausea
anxiety
depression
difficulty breathing
emotional, psychological, social and spiritual support
grief support
caregiver support
These services aim to make you and your caregivers feel as comfortable as possible, even while going through treatments intended to cure your illness. They can include personalized treatment plans that meet your needs and the needs of those who are caring for you.Our Member Reviews
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Senior Home Health Care Services
There are many reasons to consider senior home care. As a family, when you bring care into the home, you help your loved one age in place with comfort and dignity. The freedom for Seniors to stay in their home despite health care needs can improve quality of life, recovery, and provide peace of mind.Our home care services allow Seniors to continue to enjoy the lifestyle to which they are accustomed in their home, which is the environment that the vast majority of people choose to age or recover in. Seniors are able to remain in their own neighborhoods with access to the local merchants, doctors, professionals, friends, faith leaders, and community services with which they are familiar.