Paliative Care
Helping Hands of Care – For Patients and Their Families
Palliative Care is a comprehensive healthcare service aimed at improving the quality of life of bedridden and seriously ill patients. The primary objective is to provide quality care by addressing the physical, emotional, and social needs of patients.
❤️ Pain Relief
Reduce pain and discomfort to improve the patient's quality of life.
👨👩👧 Family Support
Provide emotional and social support to the patient's family members.
🏠 Home Care
Ensure home-based nursing care and treatment services for bedridden patients.
🏥 Home Care
Home visits for bedridden patients, health assessment, medicine administration, wound dressing, and nursing care.
💊 Medicine Distribution
Provide medicines required for pain management and other treatment needs.
🧑⚕️ Counselling
Offer psychological support and bereavement counselling for patients and their families.
📚 Awareness Programmes
Conduct training camps and awareness programmes to promote the importance of palliative care.
💰 Financial Support
Provide financial assistance for the smooth implementation of palliative care activities.
📍 Ward-level Coordination
Identify patients at the ward level and coordinate palliative care services.
🤝 Volunteer Training
Train volunteers and encourage their participation in palliative care services.
📋 Data Collection
Collect patient information and ensure timely delivery of required services.
🌟 Patient Care
Ensures continuous healthcare support and quality care for seriously ill patients.
👨👩👧 Relief for Families
Helps reduce the emotional stress and caregiving burden of family members.
🏥 Quality Healthcare
Provides quality healthcare services to patients in the comfort of their own homes.