Why Palliative Care Is Important
Palliative care helps people who are dealing with serious illness feel more comfortable. It focuses on reducing pain, easing breathing, improving sleep, and making day-to-day life easier — at home or in our center. Families also get guidance and support to manage things better. It’s not just medical, it’s practical care when it’s most needed.
Our Palliative Care Services
We support patients with different health conditions through round-the-clock care, medical support, and practical assistance. Here are some of the core services we provide:
Talk to Our Palliative Care Team
Our nurses, doctors, and caregivers are always available to guide you or your loved one into long-term care with clarity and support. Let us know how we can help.
“When care is constant and heartfelt, healing feels like home.”
Why Families Trust Us
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Palliative Care
When should someone start palliative care?
Palliative care can begin at any stage of illness — not just at the end of life. It’s best to start when symptoms or emotional challenges begin to affect daily life or comfort.
Is palliative care only for cancer patients?
No. Palliative care is for anyone with a serious illness — including heart failure, stroke, Parkinson’s, kidney disease, advanced dementia, and others.
Who is part of the palliative care team?
Our team includes doctors, nurses, pain specialists, physiotherapists, counselors, caregivers, and spiritual support workers — all trained in palliative support.
Will my loved one be in pain?
Pain management is one of our top priorities. We use proven methods — medications, therapies, and emotional support — to keep pain and discomfort under control.
How is the emotional health of the patient supported?
We provide counseling, gentle conversations, and companionship — helping patients deal with anxiety, depression, fear, or isolation.
Are spiritual needs addressed?
Yes. For those who wish, we offer spiritual and cultural support — respecting each individual’s beliefs and preferences.
Is palliative care only for end-of-life?
Not at all. It can begin early, even while other treatments are ongoing. The goal is comfort, symptom relief, and emotional strength throughout the illness journey.
Is a bystander required during inpatient palliative care?
No. At CallingBell, a bystander is not required. Our trained nurses and caregivers provide round-the-clock support, so families can rest knowing their loved one is fully taken care of.
Is it safe for a patient to be admitted without a bystander?
Absolutely. Our center is fully staffed with compassionate professionals, emergency alarms, continuous monitoring, and secured access — ensuring the patient’s safety at all times.
How do we begin palliative care with CallingBell?
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How do I get started with your palliative care services?
Just give us a call or visit our center. We’ll take the time to understand your situation and guide you step-by-step through the next stage with care.