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Comfort, dignity and support
Palliative Care
Symptom-focused care that runs alongside active treatment or stands on its own — pain, nausea, fatigue, and emotional support for patients and families.
Overview
Palliative care is specialised care for people living with serious illness. It focuses on quality of life — for the patient and the family — and can begin at any point in the illness, not only at the end. Our team coordinates palliative input with the wider treatment plan.
Conditions we treat
- Cancer-related pain
- Nausea, appetite loss and fatigue
- Breathlessness and other physical symptoms
- Emotional, psychological and spiritual distress
- Family and caregiver support
Our approach
- 01Structured symptom assessment at every visit
- 02Medication review with clear instructions
- 03Coordination with home-care providers where needed
- 04Advance care planning conversations when the patient is ready
What to expect
- Step 1Consultations focused on how you are actually feeling day to day
- Step 2Written medication plans and side-effect guidance
- Step 3Support for the people caring for you at home
- Step 4A clear point of contact between visits
Next step
Discuss your care with our team
Contact the practice to arrange a consultation. Referrals from your GP or specialist are welcomed but not required.