Palliative care
At Retons Care, we support people with life limiting conditions by providing calm, compassionate care that focuses on comfort, dignity and quality of life, delivered at home or wherever feels right for you.
Palliative care
At Retons Care, we support people with life limiting conditions by providing calm, compassionate care that focuses on comfort, dignity and quality of life, delivered at home or wherever feels right for you.
Our palliative care helps families make the most of their time together.
We understand how upsetting it can be when you or a loved one is living with a serious illness. Our team is here to offer gentle, compassionate care that focuses on comfort, dignity and emotional support. We will work closely with you and your family to make sure you feel listened to, supported and never alone — helping you spend more meaningful time together in the way that matters most.
Palliative care personalized to you
Whether you’d prefer support at home or within one of our supported living settings, we’ll work with you to create a care plan that puts your comfort, wishes and dignity first. Our goal is to give you as much independence and peace of mind as possible — so you can keep living life on your terms, for as long as possible.
Types of palliative care and support
We understand that facing a life-limiting illness can be incredibly difficult for both you and your family. At Retons Care, we’re here to walk alongside you with compassionate support every step of the way.
Whether you choose care at home or in one of our supported living environments, our dedicated care team can help you hold on to your independence and keep living life the way you want to.
Live-in Palliative Care
If you’re looking for gentle, professional care without the disruption of a hospital stay, live-in palliative support from one of our team members can be a calm and reassuring alternative.
You’ll stay in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by familiarity, with a dedicated carer providing round-the-clock support that fits around your needs.
Palliative care at home
Our home care team is here to help you and your family through what can be a deeply emotional time.
We provide fully managed and regulated support that’s tailored to your wishes, with a focus on comfort, dignity, and respect.
Whether you need a little help or more regular visits, we’ll build a care plan around you.
Palliative care in supported accommodation
Our supported living accommodation offers a peaceful environment with care on hand when you need it.
It’s a space where you and your family can feel safe, respected and supported.
With 24/7 access to experienced staff and the reassurance of a homely setting, we’ll make sure your care is delivered with the highest standards and a personal touch.
Live-in palliative care
If you’re looking for gentle, professional care without the disruption of a hospital stay, live-in palliative support from one of our team members can be a calm and reassuring alternative.
You’ll stay in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by familiarity, with a dedicated carer providing round-the-clock support that fits around your needs.
Palliative care at home
Our home care team is here to help you and your family through what can be a deeply emotional time.
We provide fully managed and regulated support that’s tailored to your wishes, with a focus on comfort, dignity, and respect.
Whether you need a little help or more regular visits, we’ll build a care plan around you.
Palliative care in supported accommodation
Our supported living accommodation offers a peaceful environment with care on hand when you need it.
It’s a space where you and your family can feel safe, respected and supported.
With 24/7 access to experienced staff and the reassurance of a homely setting, we’ll make sure your care is delivered with the highest standards and a personal touch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered with Care
01Is funding available for palliative care?
Yes, there may be funding available. The Government is committed to ensuring everyone nearing the end of their life receives high quality, compassionate care. The NHS can often cover the costs of care for those in their final weeks and months.
Even if you think you might not qualify due to savings or property value, it’s worth knowing that palliative care is treated differently to other types of care. In many cases, it is fully funded by the NHS.
02Do you work with healthcare organisations in the community?
Yes, we work closely with local healthcare teams to ensure our care is tailored to your needs. This includes regular visits from nurses, therapists or other healthcare professionals to help support your care plan and keep everything on track.
03 Does your palliative care include support for dementia?
It does. Our palliative care teams are experienced in supporting people living with dementia, including those in the later stages. We help with everything from dressing and bathing to managing medication and keeping routines calm and consistent.
04How are your care teams trained for palliative care?
Every Retons Care worker completes extensive palliative care training that focuses on dignity, compassion and person-centred support. Our training is designed to ensure your comfort and wellbeing are always the top priority in the final weeks and months of life.
05What are the benefits of palliative care?
Palliative care helps you manage pain and symptoms while offering emotional support for both you and your family. It allows you to stay in control, remain in a familiar place, and make the most of the time you have together.
