Pain & Palliative Care
At Griham Healthcare, our Pain & Palliative Care @Home service is designed to provide comfort-oriented medical care, emotional support, and compassionate assistance for those battling cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, end-stage organ failure, or severe chronic conditions.
Our mission is to improve quality of life, manage symptoms, and offer dignified, personalized care — all in the peace and familiarity of your home.
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What’s Included in Our Pain & Palliative Care Services?
- Pain Relief & Medication Support – Oral, IV, or patch-based pain control under doctor guidance
- Palliative Nursing – 24/7 or shift-based care for vitals, injections, and hygiene
- Doctor Supervision – Regular consultations and plan updates
- Bedside Care – Positioning, skincare, catheter & feeding tube support
- Emotional Support – Counseling for anxiety, grief, and family well-being
- Caregiver Training – Guidance on daily care, diet, and comfort routines
- 24/7 Emergency Response – Fast escalation and hospital coordination if needed
All care is customizable based on age, medical history, and family preferences.
Need home care for a parent or elder? We’re here to help 24/7.
FAQs
What is the difference between palliative care and end-of-life care?
Palliative care begins much earlier and focuses on improving quality of life through symptom and pain management, even while treatment continues. End-of-life care is offered when curative treatment is no longer pursued.
Who is this care for?
It is ideal for patients with advanced cancer, dementia, heart failure, stroke, ALS, Parkinson’s, and other serious or terminal illnesses.
Can you help manage cancer-related pain at home?
Yes. Our nurses and doctors are trained in oncology palliative care, including pain relief, chemotherapy side-effect management, and emotional support.
Is medication provided by Griham?
We administer doctor-prescribed medications and can help you source palliative meds or morphine kits from licensed pharmacies.
What shift options are available?
You can opt for 8, 12, or 24-hour nursing shifts, depending on the severity of the condition.
Can you provide psychological counseling?
Yes. We offer mental health support for patients, caregivers, and grieving families through licensed therapists and grief counselors.
What if the condition worsens suddenly?
We have an emergency protocol in place, including doctor escalation, ambulance service, and hospital transfer if needed.
Can this be used for elderly patients with multiple conditions?
Yes. Many of our patients are elderly and require multi-symptom palliative support, especially those who are bedridden.