Palliative Support

Our goal is to enhance your quality of life by providing compassionate, non-medical support at home. Your comfort, dignity, and wellbeing are our top priorities.

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What is Palliative Support?

Palliative support focuses on enhancing comfort, dignity, and quality of life for individuals living with serious or life-limiting conditions. This support can be provided at any stage of an illness, whether it is ongoing or advanced.

Our home-based palliative support helps individuals manage daily life with personalised, compassionate care tailored to their needs.

How We Support You

At Comfort Keepers, we understand that palliative care is a deeply personal journey. Our trained carers provide sensitive, non-medical support, including:

Companionship and emotional support
Assistance with daily routines and personal care
Household help to create a comfortable home environment
Respite support for family caregivers

Whether you need ongoing support for a long-term condition or end-of-life care at home, we are here to help when you need us.

When Should You Consider Palliative Support?

Many people believe that palliative care is only for the later stages of an illness, but it can be introduced at any age or stage to provide comfort and support.

Starting palliative support earlier can offer benefits such as ongoing assistance for both the individual and their family, helping to maintain quality of life.

Everyone’s needs are different, and what feels right for one person may not be the same for another. Speaking with healthcare professionals, family, and friends can help you decide the best approach for your situation.

What Services Are Provided During Palliative Support?

Our palliative support services focus on comfort, dignity, and emotional well-being, offering personalised care at home to meet individual needs.

Support with care planning and delivery, allowing flexibility as needs change over time.
Open and honest communication, ensuring you and your family are informed about available resources and support.
Person-centred care, delivered with sensitivity and consideration for holistic and spiritual needs.
Assistance with personal care, including bathing and dressing, to promote comfort and dignity.
Housekeeping support, such as changing bed linen and laundry, to maintain a clean and restful environment.
Meal preparation, ensuring nutritional needs are met while respecting personal preferences.
Medication reminders and symptom management, following the care plan to provide relief and comfort.