End of Life Care
At Hartwig Care, we understand how difficult it can be to cope with a life-limiting illness or condition.
End of Life Care (also known as palliative care) provides treatment and manages pain and other physical symptoms resulting from a terminal and/or complex illness.
With a complex and terminal illness, symptoms may need to be controlled and managed where possible. We are usually asked to become involved at an early stage to help with medication and practical help, sometimes also helping with getting out and about, while health still permits this or to live life well in the home. This is a very emotional time for all involved and we understand that. That’s why we spend extra time getting to know you and your loved ones.
Benefits of Using Hartwig’s End of Life Care
- Professional support and care in your home.
- Support for any psychological, social or spiritual needs.
- Choice on where you spend your final days.
- Peace of mind for you and your family.
We can support any specific need – our aim is to help you achieve the best quality of life, as well as ensuring your loved ones are also supported during this difficult and emotional time.
3 Simple Steps to Setting Up Care
At Hartwig, we understand that starting a care package can be confusing. That’s why our expert private care team are on hand to guide you through the process.
1. Get in Touch – Contact our Care Manager Ulga to discover how Hartwig Care can support you and your loved ones:
- Olga@hartwigcare.co.uk
- Tel: 02080906050 | Mob: 07969832588
2. Let’s Meet – Ulga will meet you and your family in your home. This visit is free of charge and allow us to make sure that everyone is happy with introducing visiting home care. Working closely with you, we will create a personalised plan that meets everyone’s needs.
3. Care Begins – Hartwig will match you with expert carers that meet your needs. You’ll have peace of mind knowing your personal care plan will be delivered by our care specialists. We understand the importance of continuity, and depending on requirements, there may be two Hartwig Care Assistants who will visit on a rota basis.
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