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Palliative Care Occupational Therapy

Comfort, dignity and meaningful moments at home.

Compassionate support that adapts activities and the environment so people with advanced illness can keep what matters most.

When is it useful?

This approach supports people who:

  • Are living with an advanced or life-limiting illness.
  • Spend most of the day resting and need comfort-focused care.
  • Wish to continue meaningful routines and relationships.
  • Have families that need guidance and emotional support.

Focused on what matters most

The goal is comfort and quality of life. We adapt activities, positioning and the room itself so the person can enjoy music, conversation, a favorite chair or a moment in the garden.

Families receive practical guidance and a calm, respectful presence during a challenging time.

How we work

A simple, structured process designed around you.

  1. 01

    Listen to priorities

    We talk about what gives meaning and comfort today.

  2. 02

    Adapt the environment

    Positioning, lighting and equipment are adjusted to ease daily care.

  3. 03

    Support the family

    We share simple techniques and coordinate with the care team.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about this service.

Can we combine this with hospice services?
Yes. Occupational therapy complements hospice and palliative care.
How often are visits scheduled?
We adapt the frequency to energy levels and needs, often once a week.
How do I pay for this service?
After you book, you receive the bank transfer details by email. Your time slot is held while the payment is confirmed.