How do I know when it’s time to arrange end of life care?

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There isn’t a single moment when you “must” arrange end of life care, but there are signs that extra support could help. These might include fast-changing health, increased weakness, difficulty moving without help, more complex medication routines, or feeling that family are becoming exhausted. Health professionals may talk about a “palliative” or “end of life” phase, or suggest planning for care at home. It can help to arrange support earlier than you think, so everyone can get to know each other and put practical things in place. We can work flexibly, increasing visits as needs grow and giving family time to rest and adjust.

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