What is Palliative Care?

At Triple Care Healthcare Services, we believe that every person deserves dignity, comfort, and compassion at the end of life. Our home-based palliative care allows individuals to spend their final months, weeks, or days in a place where they feel safe and loved in their own home.

We provide personalised, holistic palliative support in partnership with healthcare professionals, families, and spiritual or cultural advisors.

Here are the key benefits of receiving palliative care at home:

1. Comfort and Familiarity

Being surrounded by familiar people, belongings, pets, and routines can offer immense emotional comfort.

Home-based care allows individuals to be in a peaceful, non-clinical environment, often reducing anxiety and distress.

2. Personalised, Dignified Care

We tailor every aspect of care to the individual’s needs, preferences, and values.

This includes support with:

• Pain and symptom management
• Personal care (e.g. hygiene, dressing, feeding)
• Emotional and psychological support
• Cultural or spiritual considerations

Our approach centres on maintaining dignity, autonomy, and respect throughout

3. Family Involvement

Families can be present, involved, and supported throughout the journey.

We work closely with relatives and carers to offer:

• Education about the process of dying
• Emotional reassurance
• Respite care to prevent exhaustion
• Space to say goodbye with privacy and love

4. Reduced Hospital Admissions

With the right planning and support, individuals receiving palliative care at home often avoid distressing and unnecessary hospital trips.

We coordinate with:

• District nurses
• GPs and community palliative teams
• Hospices and end-of-life specialists

Our carers are trained to manage symptoms and escalate only when necessary.

5. Continuity and Compassion

Home-based palliative care ensures that:

• The same familiar carers support the individual throughout
• There is clear communication and consistency
• The care team builds a deep understanding of the person’s needs and wishes

This allows for greater trust, empathy, and comfort in the final stages of life.

6. Emotional and Holistic Support

We understand that end-of-life care is not just medical — it’s emotional, relational, and deeply human.

Our carers are trained to:

• Offer companionship
• Provide emotional comfort
• Support spiritual needs and life closure activities
• Create calm, meaningful moments

7. Choice and Control

Above all, palliative care at home gives the person control over how they want to live and die in their own space, with the people they choose, on their own terms

How do I arrange Palliative Care?

Our experienced home care team is here to support and guide you every step of the way in arranging a palliative care package tailored to your needs.

1. Contact us: To learn more about our range of home care options, get in touch with our team of local, supportive and compassionate care experts today.You can reach us by calling 01293 771572 or by completing our online enquiry form. We aim to respond to all enquiries promptly and are here to help you find the right care solution for you or your loved one.

2. Free assessment: Our experienced home care team will take the time to understand your needs by discussing your requirements, learning more about you or your loved one, and carrying out a free care assessment.

3. Package: We will create a personalised care package tailored to your specific needs and preferences. Each member of our home care team is carefully matched to ensure they align with the unique requirements of you or your loved one, providing comfort, consistency, and peace of mind.

Why choose Triple Care for Palliative Care?

Palliative care at home means that you or your family member can remain in a place that you feel comfortable and surrounded by memories, with the support of a compassionate carer. Our care is not just about providing assistance; it is also about offering emotional support and companionship during a difficult time. Triple Care provide active, compassionate care with advice and support to alleviate the anxiety, fear and loneliness that many experience during this time.

As well as having a dedicated team of carers with palliative care expertise, we work alongside hospices & support groups, continuing healthcare teams, District Nurses, Specialist nurses such as Admiral nurses, Marie Curie Cancer Care, MacMillan Cancer support and Specialist Hospitals such as Royal Marsden and others in different areas, to make sure that your loved one can live in comfort and with dignity during their final months. With consistent carers who completely understands what matters most, you can be rest assured knowing that someone who respects and understands what your loved one is experiencing will be there to always help them.

We provide up to 24-hour care which allows an individual to stay at home and be confident that professional care & support will be provided by skilled and compassionate cares.

Triple Care can also provide practical and emotional support for an individual’s family. With care in place this allows families to spend time with their loved ones as a loved one, not their carer.

Types of Support We Provide

We provide flexible, personalised support depending on assessed needs and funding:

“MORE THAN JUST A SERVICE. WE BUILD HOMES, WE BUILD CONFIDENCE, AND WE BUILD LIVES.”

AT TRIPLE CARE, WE CARE.