HOME HEALTH Nursing, physical therapy and other medical services after medical treatment | PALLIATIVE CARE Relief from pain and other symptoms during a serious illness | HOSPICE CARE Comfort and compassion for patients and loved ones at the end-of-life | NURSING SERVICES Private Duty Services is continuous
nursing for medically fragile patients | CAREGIVER SERVICES Help at home with chores, self-care or other activities of daily living |
Types Of Care
Physical pain leads to emotional pain.
When you’re hurting, so are your loved ones.
Palliative Care is the care of patients diagnosed with a serious illness. The focus of care is to promote optimal relief of pain and other physical symptoms.
Assisted’s Palliative Care Program helps patients carry on with daily life in spite of their illness and improves their ability to tolerate medical treatments. Overall, palliative care helps our patients make the most of life.
Palliative care helps to reduce or resolve symptoms such as:
- Pain
- Nausea
- Weakness
- Loss of Appetite
- Difficulty Sleeping
- Shortness of Breath
- Constipation
- Anxiety
- Depression
Palliative care professionals include:
- Physicians
- Nurses
- Physical Therapists
- Occupational Therapists
- Home Health Aides
- Medical Social Workers
We work closely with you and your personal physician to create a treatment plan that meets your individual needs.
When your pain is under control, you can do more of the things you love…with the people you love.
Have questions about palliative care services or insurance coverage? Call us at 800-949-6555. We’ll help you to get the answers—and the palliative care—you need.
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