Palliative Care In Dubai - Palliative Care Service in Dubai

Changing lives for the better!

ONE LIFE, the pioneer of quality home healthcare in Dubai, brings you palliative care services - a complete medical support package for the terminally ill and bed-ridden patients.

Advanced Home Care Solutions

Pain Management Programme

End-of-Life Support

24-Hours Service

Risk-free Caregiving Services

Professional Help at Your Threshold

Bring Home Medical Excellence

Conditions covered under palliative care

CANCER

Uncontrolled symptoms and signs due to cancer or treatment

Terminal disease at diagnosis

Disease progresses despite therapy

RENAL DISEASE

Post Dialysis Assistance

Chronic kidney Disease

Creatinine Clearance management

Peritoneal Dialysis management

LIVER DISEASE

Refractory ascites / SBP (Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis)

Symptomatic disease

Chronic Liver Disease Management

Acute Liver Disease Management

Liver Cirrhosis

ALD (Alcoholic liver disease)

Liver Cirrhosis

Palliative care in liver disease

Post Liver Transplant Care

NEUROLOGIC

CVA

Parkinson's

Alzheimer

Post neuro surgery care

Post Spinal surgery care

Decubitus ulcer

Homebound / bed confined

DEMENTIA

Behavioural problems

Feeding problems

Increased safety concerns

Not able to walk, dress self with assistance and bathe.

Incontinence

Frequent follow up visits

Assistance in Physiotherapy

Personal hygiene

PULMONARY DISEASE

Home Ventilator Care

BIPAP and CPAP care

Tracheostomy care

Pneumonia care

Oxygen Management

Post Covid care

COPD Management

Chest Physiotherapy

HEART DISEASE

Chronic Heart Disease Management

Post cardiac surgery care

Post CABG surgery (Coronary artery bypass graft surgery)

Chest Physiotherapy

Post-operative dressings

Wound Management

END-OF-LIFE CARE

Counselling services

Pain Management

Assisting for medication

Palliative Management

Hygiene services

Home ICU Setup

Social & Spiritual Support

SERVICES OFFERED UNDER PALLIATIVE CARE

Understand their palliative care needs

Customising the palliative care package to suit the medical symptoms of the patients.

Co-ordinating with medical expert to stay well informed with the patient’s health condition

Mobility assistance for the physically weak

Observation of the patient’s condition and reporting to the doctor/family duly

Medical assistance as prescribed by the doctor

Monitor and usage of medical equipment

Feeding assistance, including RT and Peg-Feeding

Rendering counselling and emotional support

Meeting the spiritual and habitual requirements of the patient

Physiotherapy

Pain Management services

Care & support during patient’s final days

FAQs

Who can benefit from palliative care?

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Palliative care can benefit anyone living with a serious or life-threatening illness,
regardless of age, diagnosis, or prognosis. It is especially beneficial for people who are experiencing pain, fatigue, nausea, or other symptoms that are difficult to control.
Palliative care can also help people who are dealing with emotional and spiritual
challenges, such as grief, anxiety, or fear of death.

What are the benefits of palliative care?

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The benefits of palliative care include:
- Improved quality of life
- Reduced pain and other symptoms
- Increased emotional and spiritual support
- Improved communication between patients, families, and healthcare
  providers
- Increased sense of control over the illness
- Reduced stress and anxiety
- Increased satisfaction with care

Can I eat or drink before IV therapy?

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What are the benefits of palliative care?

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The benefits of palliative care include:
- Improved quality of life
- Reduced pain and other symptoms
- Increased emotional and spiritual support
- Improved communication between patients, families, and healthcare
  providers
- Increased sense of control over the illness
- Reduced stress and anxiety
- Increased satisfaction with care

When should I seek palliative care?

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What are the different types of palliative care?

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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.

How is palliative care delivered?

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What are the costs of palliative care?

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How do I find a palliative care provider in Dubai?

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There are a number of ways to find a palliative care provider in Dubai. One way is to
ask your doctor for a referral. You can also search for providers online or through the
Dubai Health Authority's website.
- Improved quality of life
- Reduced pain and other symptoms
- Increased emotional and spiritual support
- Improved communication between patients, families, and healthcare
  providers
- Increased sense of control over the illness
- Reduced stress and anxiety
- Increased satisfaction with care

What are the legal and ethical considerations of palliative care?

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There are a number of legal and ethical considerations that need to be taken into
account when providing palliative care. These include:
- The patient's right to self-determination
- The patient's right to pain relief
- The patient's right to information
- The family's right to be involved in care
- The healthcare provide's duty of care

What are the future trends in palliative care?

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What is palliative care?

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Palliative care is an approach to care that focuses on improving the quality of life ofpatients with serious or life-threatening illnesses. It does this by relieving pain and othersymptoms, managing stress and anxiety, and providing emotional and spiritual support.Palliative care can be provided at any stage of illness, and it can be used alongsideother treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy.