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What are signs someone may need more palliative care at home?

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Signs can include increasing fatigue, reduced appetite, more time spent in bed or resting, worsening pain or discomfort, greater breathlessness, more confusion, declining mobility, and growing difficulty with personal routines. Families may also notice that ordinary tasks now take much longer or leave the person exhausted. Sometimes the clearest sign is that the main carer is becoming stretched, sleep-deprived, or worried about coping. Reaching out early can help avoid crisis and make support feel smoother and less rushed. If you are starting to feel that home life is becoming harder to manage, it may be time to arrange a conversation about care in your own home and what level of support would be most helpful.

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