There are many different types of palliative care, including:

• Medical palliative care: This type of care is provided by doctors,
  nurses, and other healthcare professionals who specialize in relieving
  pain and other symptoms.
• Psychological palliative care: This type of care is provided by
  psychologists, social workers, and other mental health professionals who
  help patients and families cope with the emotional and spiritual
  challenges of serious illness.
• Spiritual palliative care: This type of care is provided by chaplains,
  religious leaders, and other spiritual care providers who help patients
  and families find meaning and purpose in the midst of illness.
• Home-based palliative care: This type of care is provided in the
  patients home by a team of healthcare professionals.
• Hospice care: This type of care is provided in a specialized facility or
  in the patient's home for patients who are nearing the end of life.