Palliative Care
Palliative Support at Home
When facing a serious illness, comfort, dignity, and peace of mind become the most important priorities. At Assisting Hand, our caregivers provide compassionate non-medical palliative support that helps seniors and families focus on what truly matters — spending meaningful time together.


What We Do
Our role is to complement the work of doctors, nurses, and hospice teams by ensuring that each client feels supported in their home environment. We focus on daily comfort, emotional well-being, and family relief.
Our Palliative Care Services
Personal Care & Comfort
- Gentle assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting
- Support with mobility, transfers, and positioning for comfort
- Respectful care that maintains dignity and independence
Companionship & Emotional Support
- Providing a calm, caring presence
- Reading, reminiscing, conversation, or simply sitting quietly
- Emotional support for both clients and their families
Meal Support
- Light meal preparation and feeding assistance when needed
- Ensuring hydration and nourishment
- Preparing simple, comforting foods as preferred
Light Housekeeping
- Laundry, dishes, tidying, and keeping the space peaceful
- Creating a safe and soothing home environment
Respite for Family Caregivers
- Stepping in so loved ones can rest, recharge, or attend to other needs
- Offering peace of mind that their loved one is in safe hands
Errands & Transportation
- Picking up prescriptions, groceries, or essentials
- Providing assistance for non-medical appointments when appropriate
Quality of Life Focus
- Music, storytelling, photo albums, or other meaningful activities
- Supporting routines and personal choices
- Helping clients feel comforted, respected, and at peace


What We Don’t Provide
Our services are non-medical. We do not administer medication, provide wound care, or perform clinical tasks. Instead, we work alongside medical providers to support daily living needs, comfort, and family care.
Our Commitment
At Assisting Hand, palliative care means more than just assistance — it’s about honoring each person’s journey, supporting families with compassion, and helping seniors live with dignity in the comfort of their own home.
