Terminal Cancer Care at Home

Generally, terminal cancer shortens someone's life expectancy. But someone's actual life expectancy depends on several factors, including the type of cancer they have, their overall health and more.

Our Terminal Cancer Care at home is designed to ease everyday life for those in need, the aspect of inevitable death is not usually something a patient is aware of. We seek and encourage positivity as part of our terminal cancer care at home.

At Arbour Care, our experience in terminal cancer care at home excels in a number of ways. We believe the most important aspect of care is contentment and ensuring the patient is continuously seen to. This along with other variable methods we utilise can increase the general happiness of patients, even in dire times.

Although, due to the general nature of their condition, it may be difficult for patients to spark interest in certain aspects of life or have moments of joy. Rest assured, our terminal cancer home carers are highly trained and experienced, ready to aid in any way possible.

Often, those dealing with terminal illnesses actively seek and welcome help to continue with their everyday life. But in some rare cases, some patients may find it difficult to accept help, as well as the reality of Terminal Cancer Care at home.

Our carers are highly trained and motivated, along with the experience needed to aid those with a hard time accepting the reality of terminal cancer care at home. They will help assure the satisfaction of the client in a variety of ways.

Most certainly, it is an extremely sensitive time to receive news of terminal illness and there are a range of things that could provoke a reaction from a patient. Due to extensive training and experience, our carers promote great flowing conversation on a regular basis without mentioning certain topics.

We understand that during such a morbid time, patients need to surround themselves with the aspects in life that make them feel better, rather than worrying about the future.

At Arbour Care, we encourage our patients to be as active as they feel comfortable with, along with the provided guidance in doing so. We understand that during this time, a patient may not feel motivated to continue with daily activities, even though they may be physically capable of doing so.

Through various methods and encouragement, we ensure that physical activity is explored as much as possible, but will never push the patient into tasks they aren’t comfortable with.