Palliative Care
We understand that being told you, or your loved one, needs palliative care can be an emotional and stressful experience to go through, and what you need most is a smooth transition into care, provided by a trustworthy team.
At Broomfield Care, we pride ourselves on offering a compassionate and outstanding care service, so that our clients can continue to live safely and comfortably, in the place they love.
Your Care Plan
Care begins with the initial assessment- a member of our team will come out to see you and your family, in order to discuss your needs, wishes and goals. Assessments can be completed from your home, residential care, or the hospital.
Our care experts will then take the details discussed to create your personalised care plan, to fit around any existing schedules. In addition, our team are always there to make any changes as your condition progresses.
Our palliative care service ensure both you and your family are well supported, and treated with the utmost respect at all times.
Three Benefits to Palliative Care
Care Where You Feel Comfortable
Our palliative care service ensures that your loved ones can spend their final moments where they feel the most comfortable, calm and safe- at home.
Have All Your Needs Met and More
With our personalised care plans, your loved one’s needs are taken into consideration every step of the way. We pride ourselves on providing a service where you are treated like an individual, not just another service user.
Stay Closer to Family and Friends
Care at home means you can continue to see your loved ones at any hour of the day and you can be there for them near the end of their life, without the worries of visiting hours or waiting rooms.
Why choose broomfield care?
- Allows you or your loved one to continue living at home
- More cost-effective than care homes.
- We’re a small, privately-owned company with extensive knowledge of Gloucestershire and surrounding areas
- Bespoke, 1 to 1 care from highly skilled, qualified and experienced Carers
- Continuity of Care from a small number of Carers
- Discreet and security conscious service
- Peace of mind for you and your loved ones
- Care available 7 days a week, 365 days a year
- Available short or long-term and at very short notice
Starting Care with us
To Make an Inquiry or Arrange an Assessment, Contact Us Via Telephone or Email
Before you commence care with us, our team will complete a no-obligation assessment with you at your home to gain a greater of what care you need, when, and why. Our team will then create a bespoke care plan that takes into consideration your needs and existing schedules so you can continue to live independently and confidently at home.
- 01452 730888
- Care@broomfieldcare.com
Palliative Care
What is Domiciliary Care?
Homecare or Domiciliary care is when a person receives help from a carer within the comfort of their own home. It is provided by local authorities or a private provider.
There is a wide range of services that can be provided at home, such as personal care, specialist dementia care, and social and companionship visits.
Who is Domiciliary Care for?
Anyone can receive care at home, with some providers specialising in adults (18+) and others specialising in care for children. However, the most common service users are the elderly, people with disabilities, and people suffering with chronic conditions, both mental and/or physical.
At Broomfield Care, we only look after 18+ individuals.
How Long are Homecare Visits at Broomfield Care?
At Broomfield Care, visits typically range from 15 minutes to an hour, depending on your level of needs and the visit type.
However, for some visits, like companionship or transport visits, we make an exception and can offer visits longer than an hour (depending on our capacity).
What are the Benefits to Palliative Care from Broomfield Care?
Personal care visits help clients, who struggle with their mental and/or physical health, to maintain their personal hygiene and keep their homes safe and clean too. Visits can be a cost-effective alternative to a care home, and mean clients can continue to live at home and have control over their existing routines.
When is Palliative Care Necessary?
Palliative care is an option that you may be suggested if you or a loved one receive a diagnosis of a serious or terminal illness, such as cancer or Alzheimer's.
Palliative care can begin at any stage of your illness, but often it is recommended that you start as soon as possible, once you find out what treatments are required.
Our care professionals provide outstanding support, so that you or your loved one can continue to live in the comfort of their own home.
Is Palliative Care the Same as End of Life Care?
Although often used interchangeably, they are technically not the same.
End of life care specifically refers to the final years or months of someone's life, and how to manage their condition, so they are still comfortable in their final phase of life.
Palliative can include this aspect of care, but also refers to treatment for a terminal or serious illness, at any stage of its progress. Palliative care focuses on ensuring individuals can still continue to have a good quality of life, regardless of their condition.
Do I Have to Pay for Palliative Care from Broomfield Care?
Broomfield Care is a private company, meaning fees are paid for directly by clients/their families. However, some individuals may be eligible for financial support from the local council, depending on their financial position.
To find out more about our fees, you can read our brochure here.
How Do I Arrange a Care Package with Broomfield Care?
Contact us via telephone or email, to discuss your care needs with a member of our friendly team. From there, we can arrange a no-obligation assessment with you and your family to further discuss your needs, goals and any questions you may have, in person.
Our team then take the details discussed with them, and begin creating your personalised care plan.
Tel: 01452 730888
Email: care@broomfieldcare.com
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