Home Care · Specialist care
Palliative and end-of-life care
Stay in the place you feel most comfortable, surrounded by memories and the people you love.
For people in their final weeks and days who want to stay at home, and the family around them.
Or call 07517369651
At a glance
- Where
- In the person’s own home
- When
- Days, evenings, weekends, holidays
- Regulated by
- The Care Quality Commission
On this page
What we help with
Personal hygiene
Help with washing and personal hygiene, given with comfort and dignity.
Staying well
Help with staying well, from staff trained to support people with a range of conditions.
Meals and favourite foods
Healthy, balanced meals, plus the favourite foods and snacks the person enjoys.
Companionship
A friendly, trusted companion who brings comfort and reassurance, and supports emotional wellbeing.
How care starts
Tell us what’s needed
Pick a call-back time
Free home assessment
Care begins
Staff and training
- Every carer has an enhanced DBS check
- The same small team of carers where possible
Questions families ask
Can my loved one stay at home rather than go into hospital or a hospice?
Many people would rather spend their final weeks and days at home with their loved ones than in a hospital, a hospice or a nursing home. Our carers help them spend that time at home, in comfort and with dignity.
Can they still have their favourite foods?
Yes. Alongside healthy, balanced meals, our carers can prepare the favourite foods and snacks the person enjoys. Knowing they’re eating well gives the person and their family peace of mind.
How does this help the family?
Knowing the person is comfortable, eating well and has a trusted companion gives families peace of mind. It also means you can spend this time together at home.
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Talk to us about end-of-life care
Call 07517369651, or request an assessment and we’ll call you back.