Palliative & End-of-Life Care
Comfort-focused support for individuals in advanced illness—respectful, pain-managed care in the familiarity of home.
Overview
At Aeon Nursing, our palliative and end-of-life care services provide specialist, nurse-led support for individuals living with life-limiting or terminal conditions. Delivered at home, our care prioritises comfort, dignity, pain management, and emotional wellbeing—while also supporting family members through a difficult and deeply personal time.
We work alongside GPs, hospices, palliative consultants, and family carers to ensure care is holistic, respectful, and always centred on the wishes of the individual.
Benefits
- Home-based support during advanced or terminal illness
- Pain, symptom, and medication management led by clinical experts
- Emotional, psychological, and spiritual care tailored to the person
- Support for family carers and loved ones, including respite
- Available day and night, with the option for live-in or hourly care
- Designed to maintain dignity, comfort, and choice during end-of-life
- Can be integrated with NHS and hospice services
What to Expect / How It Works
Initial Consultation
We start with a sensitive, respectful assessment—either in person or virtually—to understand the care needs, stage of illness, and family context.
Personalised Palliative Plan
Our clinical team creates a bespoke plan focused on comfort, pain relief, routine, and emotional support.
Specialist Carer Assignment
We match you with carers trained in palliative care and experienced in providing calm, gentle support.
Ongoing Monitoring & Family Communication
Our team regularly reviews care delivery, stays in touch with loved ones, and adapts the plan as needs evolve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this service only for the very end-of-life stage?
No. We support people in early and late palliative stages, including those with cancer, heart failure, MND, or degenerative conditions.
Can Aeon work alongside hospice or NHS palliative services?
Yes. We work collaboratively with NHS teams, GPs, and hospices to ensure joined-up care.
Do you offer emotional or bereavement support for families?
Yes. We provide emotional support, respite care, and signposting to grief counselling resources.
How quickly can care start?
We offer rapid-response setup and can often begin care within 24–48 hours, depending on clinical needs.
