Can palliative care at home support family carers too?

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Yes, family support is a key part of good palliative care. Serious illness affects everyone in the household, not just the person receiving care. Relatives may feel anxious, exhausted, overwhelmed, or unsure whether they are doing the right things. Palliative care at home can support family carers by giving practical help, consistent routines, emotional reassurance, and opportunities for rest. It can also help them feel less alone when changes happen. Even simple things, such as having someone else handle part of the morning routine or stay for a few hours in the afternoon, can reduce pressure. Families often cope better when they know support is available and that they do not need to carry every responsibility by themselves every day.

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