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Specialist care and trustworthy support can make a huge difference to an end-of-life journey—for you and your loved one. We understand how important it is to provide compassionate, personalised palliative care that ensures your loved one’s physical and emotional needs are fully met. We aim to make every moment count, creating an environment of comfort, dignity and peace during this sensitive time.
Whether your loved one requires support at home or alongside medical treatments, we work closely with families and healthcare providers to create a care plan tailored to their unique circumstances.
We are proud to serve families across Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton and Surrey, helping them navigate this difficult journey with understanding and compassion.
Palliative care focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals living with serious or life-limiting illnesses. It addresses not just physical needs, such as managing pain or discomfort, but also emotional well-being. Here are some of the key services that end-of-life care includes.
Every individual is unique, and so are their needs. That’s why we work closely with you or your loved one to create a personalised care plan that adapts as circumstances change.
Providing end-of-life care is a great responsibility. At Comfort Care At Home, our first priority is to meet your loved one’s physical and emotional needs, ensuring that whatever time they have left is spent in comfort and surrounded by compassion.
Equally important is the support we offer to friends and family. This time can be overwhelming, and our care professionals are here to provide strength, consistency and reassurance. From coordinating the different visitors coming into the home—such as district nurses, doctors or palliative care teams—to being a listening ear for families, we strive to make this period as smooth and stress-free as possible. Here’s what sets us apart:
We take the time to understand your loved one’s preferences and needs, ensuring their care plan reflects what matters most.
Our team is highly trained and has extensive experience in providing palliative and end-of-life care.
Our goal is to create an environment where your loved one feels valued, respected and cared for.
From answering your questions to providing emotional reassurance, we are here for the entire family during this time.
We are proud to provide palliative and end-of-life care to families across Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton and Surrey. Ss part of the local community, our care professionals have a deep understanding of available resources and are committed to supporting you and your loved one during this challenging time.
If you are considering palliative care, we’re here to offer guidance and answer any questions you may have. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation to explore how we can provide compassionate, personalised care for your loved one.
We know that considering palliative care for a loved one can be an emotional and challenging process. With years of experience supporting families during this sensitive time, we are here to provide not only expert care but also guidance and reassurance. Below, we answer some common questions to help you better understand palliative care and the support available for your loved one.
Yes, end-of-life care is provided by the NHS to those receiving it. Palliative care can be provided in hospitals, hospices or at home, depending on your loved one’s needs.
If your loved one chooses to receive care at home, in a care home or hospice, they should be assessed for NHS continuing healthcare. This is a package of care for adults arranged and funded by the NHS. It’s available to people who have certain types of health and care needs.
You can find more information about this on the NHS website.
Yes, if your loved one qualifies for NHS continuing healthcare, then any care company can work out details with the NHS team and arrange funding. You may need to top-up for higher quality care by choosing a private care company.
The NHS website states that ‘end of life care should begin when you need it and may last a few days or months, or sometimes more than a year’.
Palliative care can be provided at any stage of a serious illness, helping individuals manage symptoms and maintain comfort.
End-of-life care provides emotional, psychological and physical support for you and your loved one in the final stages of their life. It typically includes assistance with managing pain and symptoms through personalised medical support.
In addition, help can also be provided with daily tasks such as personal care, meal preparation, and mobility, as well as coordination with healthcare professionals to deliver holistic and compassionate care.