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Apollo Palliative
Facing a serious illness can be overwhelming for both patients and their families. Palliative care is a specialized medical approach designed to ease the symptoms and emotional stress caused by such conditions. This kind and supportive care focuses on improving the quality of life for both patients and their loved ones.
Palliative care is a special type of medical care for people facing serious illnesses. It focuses on relieving the symptoms, pain and stress caused by the disease, regardless of the diagnosis. Its main goal is to enhance the quality of life for both the patient and their family
This care is provided by a team of doctors, nurses and other specialists who work alongside the patient's existing doctors to provide additional support. Palliative care is suitable for people of any age and any stage of serious illness. It can also be provided alongside treatments aimed at curing the disease.
Pain and Symptom Management
Apollo Providing relief from pain, discomfort, and other symptoms to ensure physical well-being.
Emotional and Spiritual Support
Apollo Offers emotional care and addressing spiritual needs to bring comfort and peace.
Coordination of Care
Apollo Ensures all medical providers and treatments are aligned for seamless care.
Help with Decision-Making
Guiding patients and families through treatment options to make informed choices.
Support for Family and Caregivers
Apollo Offers assistance, counselling, and resources to support loved ones throughout the journey.
Although both palliative care and hospice care focus on improving quality of life and providing comfort, they differ in their purpose and timing.
Who it’s for: Patients at any stage of a serious illness.
Treatment goal: Can be provided alongside treatments aimed at curing the illness.
Duration: No time restrictions—available for as long as needed.
Apollo palliative care provides support to patients at any stage of their illness, while hospice care is specifically for people in the end stages of life, focusing solely on comfort.
Palliative care is for anyone with a serious illness, such as:
Cancer
Heart Disease
Lung Disease
Kidney Failure
Dementia
Parkinson’s Disease
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)
It’s not just for end-of-life care—it can help from the time of diagnosis through every stage of the illness.
A dedicated team of Apollo professionals works together to address your needs:
• Doctors: Specialized in palliative medicine.
• Nurses: Providing care and symptom management.
• Social Workers: Offering emotional and practical support.
• Chaplains/Spiritual Advisors: Assisting with spiritual needs.
• Pharmacists: Ensuring proper medications.
• Nutritionists: Creating personalized meal plans.
• Therapists: Physical and occupational therapy for recovery and independence.
1. Better Symptom Management: Less pain and discomfort.
2. Improved Quality of Life: Enjoy more of the things you love.
3. Emotional Support: Cope with stress and challenges.
4. Clearer Understanding: Make informed decisions about your care.
5. Coordinated Care: Seamless communication among your doctors.
6. Family Support: Guidance and relief for your loved ones.
7. Possible Longer Survival: Early palliative care might even extend life.
You might benefit from Apollo palliative care if:
• You’re dealing with pain, symptoms, or stress due to a serious illness.
• You need help understanding your illness or treatment options.
• You or your family need extra support to cope with the challenges of the illness.
It’s never too early to start palliative care—it can help from the very beginning of your journey.
Many palliative care services can be provided in the comfort of your own home, such as:
Regular visits by palliative care nurses.
Coordination with your primary doctor.
Support for caregivers.
Assistance with daily tasks and activities.
For those needing more intensive care, palliative services are available in:
• Hospitals.
• Nursing homes.
• Specialized palliative care units with round-the-clock support.
Challenges
· Limited awareness among the public and healthcare providers.
· Uneven distribution of services, with rural areas underserved.
· A shortage of trained palliative care specialists.
Ongoing Efforts:
· Integrating palliative care into medical training.
· Expanding services to underserved areas.
· Improving access to essential pain relief medications.
• Expert Team: Skilled specialists with years of experience.
• Comprehensive Services: Covering physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Advanced Technology: Cutting-edge tools for better symptom management.
• Patient-Centred Care: Plans tailored to your unique needs.
• Family Support: Helping caregivers every step of the way.
• Innovation and Research: Offering the latest advancements in palliative care.
At Apollo Hospitals, our priority is to provide compassionate care and help you live as comfortably as possible.
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