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What is Palliative Care? Is it a system of cure?
  • Palliative care treats, prevents or relieves the symptoms of a serious or life-threatening illness, but is not a system of cure.
  • Palliative care provides quality of life to the terminally ill or seriously ill patients through systematic medical approach.
  • Palliative care extends beyond the patient.
  • Support is through right knowledge and right counselling to family members to cope with emotional and social stress due to the illness of the patient.
  • Geriatric care is aimed at delivering comprehensive, whole-person care to aging patients with or without serious illnesses.
  • Geriatric care requires integrating the disciplines of medicine, pain management, psychology and palliative care to cater to unique needs of aged with limited life expectancy
  • You have to live with dignity and also die with dignity.
  • A serious disease or accident may happen to anybody, at any time, irrespective of age, gender, economic or social background.
  • Pain management, pain medicine, pain control uses an interdisciplinary approach for easing the suffering and improving the quality of life of those living with chronic pain. There may be non-pharmacological interventions too.
  • Our Team of doctors and volunteers are trained to handle and relieve patient’s pain and keep them relaxed and comfortable.
  • The seniors or the elderly in our homes require specialised care, when they start experiencing difficulty with activities of daily living.
  • Senility, failing eyesight, arthritis, memory loss, dementia, general weakness etc indicate a warning signal to recognise the need to keep a close eye on them to prevent further casualties.
  • The first to notice are family members, who may take assistance from our foundation for home care or geriatric care.

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