Palliative care in Coventry and Warwickshire
Palliative and End of Life Care at Home
Gentle, unhurried care that brings comfort, dignity and calm to the people you love, in the place they feel most at home.
We are here to listen, whenever you are ready to talk.
What Palliative Care at Home Involves
Palliative care is about comfort and quality of life when someone is living with an illness that cannot be cured. End of life care is the support given in the final months, weeks and days.
Many people wish to spend this time at home, surrounded by familiar things and the people they love. Our carers help make that possible, supporting personal care, comfort and everyday life, so families can spend more time simply being together.
How We Can Help
Personal care
Gentle washing, mouth care, dressing and fresh bedding, always with privacy and dignity.
Comfort
Help changing position, keeping warm and making the room feel calm and peaceful.
Eating and drinking
Small meals, sips of drink and favourite treats, at the person's own pace.
Medication support
Prompts in line with the care plan and the guidance of the healthcare team.
Company and reassurance
Sitting quietly, reading aloud, playing favourite music or holding a hand.
Around the home
Light housework and laundry, so family time is not spent on chores.
Working Alongside Your Healthcare Team
Our carers are part of a wider circle of support. We work alongside GPs, district nurses, hospice teams and other professionals, following their guidance and the care plan.
Clinical care, including pain relief and symptom management, is led by the healthcare team. If our carers notice any change, they let the family and the right professional know.
Respecting Every Wish
Their choices
Routines, favourite things and how they want each day to feel.
Their beliefs
Faith, culture and traditions honoured with care.
Their voice
We listen and follow any wishes they have shared, including advance care plans.
Their dignity
Privacy and respect in every moment.
Support for the Whole Family, Day and Night
How We Arrange Palliative Support
Step 1: Talk to us
Call or send an enquiry. We will listen and take things at your pace.
Step 2: A gentle assessment
We visit to understand needs, wishes and how the family would like to be involved.
Step 3: A care plan that can change
We agree support and stay in close contact with the healthcare team.
Step 4: Regular check-ins
Needs can change quickly, so we review often and adapt.
You Do Not Have to Do This Alone
- Carers matched by personality, experience and compatibility
- Trained, DBS checked and supported by our Coventry office
- Families kept informed and involved
Palliative Care for Different Needs
- Older Adults and FrailtyComfort and care in later life.
- Neurological ConditionsSupport for people living with stroke, Parkinson's or MS.
- Dementia and Alzheimer'sCalm, familiar care in the later stages.
- Overnight CareGentle support through the night.
- Live-in CareContinuous care in the comfort of home.
Also consider: Respite Care
Paying for Palliative Care at Home
The cost depends on the type and amount of support needed. Some people nearing the end of life may be eligible for NHS funding, and your GP, nurse or hospice team can advise on this. We will give you a clear quote after a gentle assessment.
Palliative Care Questions
Speak to Us About Palliative Support
When you are ready, we are here to listen. Call us or send a short message and we will get back to you with care. No pressure and no obligation.
- Phone
- 07857 185750