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Palliative care/ end-of-life
End Of Life Palliative Care in Nottingham
Palliative care involves assisting with treatment and supporting patients who have ongoing or long-term illnesses such as dementia, cancer, cardiovascular or respiratory disease, AIDS, diabetes, and other life-threatening or fatal diseases. It is a method that increases the quality of life and attempts to keep a person pleasant and respectable during illness while being supported by other health care experts, such as physicians and nurses. This form of care focuses on improving the standard of living for the person and their loved ones. Palliative care differs from end-of-life care in that it is provided to patients of all ages and does not necessarily occur at the end of a patient’s life.
Although some people choose to get palliative end of life care at an inpatient hospice or a residential nursing home, having access to palliative care in the comfort of one’s own home is becoming an increasingly common alternative. A growing number of people are opting to receive palliative care in the privacy and familiarity of their own homes because it is important to them to stay in the setting in which they are happiest. And we are well qualified to provide such care.
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The Main Objective of Palliative Care:
The objective of palliative care is to reduce patients’ pain and offer them and their families the highest quality of life in the remaining time they have.
Palliative care may be able to alleviate specific symptoms, including the following:
- Pain
- Vomiting
- Constipation
- Nausea
- Anxiety or a sense of uneasiness
- Feelings of depression
- Having trouble with one’s breathing
- Fatigue or Muscle Cramps
- Sleep problems
Our Approach
Our Home Care Process
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Schedule Assessment
We will arrange an in-person assessment to discuss your care needs.
Start the Care
Once we agree on a care plan and other considerations, we will start the care.
We Help You Determine What Is Best
In addition, the palliative care team will take the necessary time needed to assist you in matching the treatment options you select with the objectives you have set for yourself. They will also ensure that each of your doctors knows and understands what you desire from them. This will improve the overall quality of your life and give you increased control over the treatment you receive.
Ready Care’s Palliative Care team in Nottingham consists of medical professionals who work together with patients, their families, and other treating physicians. Our team offers additional support for you when you require it, manages your illnesses and anxiety, and provides support for you and your loved ones. The palliative care team discusses with each of your doctors so that they know your treatment. They are there for you at each journey step to offer support.
Available Suppport:
Everyone has the right to receive individualized palliative care to meet their specific requirements and needs, ensuring the highest possible quality of life. An involved caregiver will frequently remain for extended periods to speak, assist the house, or offer comfort on difficult days.
At-home palliative care may include the following services for elderly:
- Personal care and assisted living, including aid with bathing, dressing, and toileting, are examples of personal care and assisted living.
- Assisted living provided in the form of housekeeping responsibilities such as dusting, vacuuming, making beds, and doing laundry.
- Creating meals that are tailored to your preferences and cleaning up afterwards.
- Assistance with the treatment of pain.
- Continence care, including the changing of continence pads as well as the management of catheters if necessary.
- Support with medication, including instructions or assistance in giving medication, for even the most complicated prescriptions.
- Providing for your pet’s needs, such as feeding and walking it.
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We can arrange an assessment with you as soon as possible.
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Our regulation guarantees that we will always give you high-quality care. You can rest assured that your care has been approved by the governing organisation for social care. An independent body regulates our services, and our practices are routinely assessed and monitored.
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