Palliative Care in Edmonton

When your loved one is nearing the end of life, it’s essential to have a compassionate designated palliative caregiver who can provide care and support. If you or your loved one needs palliative care, it would be our privilege to provide you with the short or long-term care and support you deserve.

What Is Palliative Care?

Palliative care is specialized care for individuals with a terminal illness or those approaching the end of life, often due to advanced age. This period can be highly emotional, making palliative care essential. Significant changes may occur during the final weeks of life, requiring calm, gentle, and compassionate support from loved ones. These changes can include longer sleep patterns, reduced energy, a lack of appetite, or withdrawal from friends and family. All of these behavioural changes are normal and necessary.

For more information about the end-of-life process, consult your family physicians or primary health care providers.

Elderly woman talking to a palliative caregiver in Edmonton.

Your Trusted Palliative Care Service in Edmonton

Ohana Care’s palliative care team is dedicated to providing comfort and ongoing support for you or your loved one with a life-limiting illness or advanced age. Our palliative home care in Edmonton focuses on all aspects of care, including social support, spiritual services, and physical pain symptoms.

We offer in-home care services in the comfort of your retirement facility or private residence for you or your loved one.

Out-of-Home Care

Our committed healthcare team can provide out-of-home care to assist with light exercises like walking, errands, or shopping.

Why Choose Ohana Care Palliative Services

We recognize that every individual’s life is unique and requires tailored care. Through our palliative care program, our team of caregivers will provide you or your loved one with emotional and spiritual support, stand by them through treatments, assist with daily chores like laundry and errands, and ensure they take palliative care medicine.

Specially Trained Caregivers

Our skilled and experienced caregivers are prepared to deliver exceptional palliative care tailored to each individual's unique needs.

Flexible
Care

Depending on your needs, our caregivers offer continuous assistance and are available weekly or as frequently as 24 hours a day.

Enhanced Focus on All Dimensions of Wellness

At Ohana Care, we focus on providing a palliative care program that supports all aspects of your health and wellness.

How to Hire a Home Care Professional

Email or Call Us

Contact us today, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Meet a Community Manager

Our management will build a care plan based on your personal health care needs.

Get Paired with an LPN or HCA

Match with an LPN or HCA based on your needs, personal preference, and location.

Palliative Care Intake Process

Once you contact Ohana Care, we will send you an electronic form to complete before meeting with our community manager. This will ensure that our meeting time is dedicated to creating a personalized care plan that addresses your needs.

Elderly woman grabbing a cup from a palliative home care caregiver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Palliative care in Alberta is offered in four settings, including a:

  • Personal residence
  • Care Centre
  • Hospice
  • Hospital

At Ohana Care, we provide private palliative care services at a care centre or in your loved one’s home. If you live in Edmonton and are in a hospital like Grey Nuns Community Hospital, Alberta Health Services will administer your care in their tertiary palliative care unit.

Palliative care is a service offered to individuals following a terminal illness diagnosis, with care provided from diagnosis until end-of-life. It is also a type of end-of-life care provided when an individual is nearing the end of their life.

Palliative care is typically provided shortly after an individual is diagnosed with a terminal illness.

Palliative care is an ongoing service intended for individuals living with severe illnesses, such as advanced cancer. In contrast, hospice care is usually offered to people during their last six months of life. The key difference between the two is the duration and nature of care provided.

Get the Palliative Care That Your Loved One Deserves

During this highly emotional time in your family’s life, you can trust Ohana Care to provide your loved one with supportive senior palliative care in Edmonton.

Contact our palliative care consult team to learn more about our services and begin the care process. Our dedicated Ohana Care team is here to listen and answer any questions you have about our Edmonton zone palliative care processes and programs.

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