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Palliative Care

At Tunbridge Wells Care Centre, we provide palliative care for people living with complex or life-limiting conditions, with support tailored around their individual needs. Our experienced nursing team provides care throughout the day and night, helping residents remain comfortable while maintaining their dignity and independence wherever possible.

We understand that this is not simply about managing someone’s care needs. It is about getting to know the person behind those needs, understanding what is important to them and making sure their wishes continue to guide the care they receive.

We provide a calm, welcoming setting where residents can spend time with the people who matter to them while receiving professional support from our team.

What Does Palliative Care Involve?

Palliative care supports someone who has a serious or life-limiting illness. The focus is on comfort and quality of life rather than treating the underlying condition.

For some residents, this may mean helping to manage symptoms or changes in their health. For others, it may involve more support with everyday activities, personal care or mobility. Emotional support and communication with family members can be just as important.

At Tunbridge Wells Care Centre, we look at the individual rather than simply their diagnosis. Their care plan is developed around their needs, preferences and wishes and can be adapted as those needs change.

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Care That Responds To The Person & Not Just The Condition

There is no single experience of palliative care. Someone may want to remain involved in their usual routines for as long as possible. Another person may need more practical assistance throughout the day. Some residents may value quiet time with family, while others may want to be in the heart of the home where everyone is around them.

We take time to understand these differences before and during a residents stay. Our compassionate team works closely with residents and their family’s to personalise every aspect of care.

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Nursing Support When It Matters Most

Palliative care can involve changing needs, which is why access to our experienced nursing team 24-hours around the clock is so important. This allows residents to receive professional care in familiar surroundings rather than having to manage every change in their health through a hospital setting.

Our skilled nurses can support residents with their ongoing health needs while working alongside other healthcare professionals where appropriate.

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Looking For Compassionate Palliative Care?

Comfort Beyond Clinical Care

Where health allows, we want residents to be able to continue enjoying the things that make their day meaningful. This might mean sitting in the garden, enjoying a meal, listening to music or having quiet time in their own room.

Our approach is not about filling every day with constant activities, it is about giving residents the choice of how their day goes and what they want to fill it with. Tunbridge Wells Care Centre has been designed as a modern, comfortable home rather than a clinical environment, with thoughtfully designed communal spaces, private gardens and areas where residents can relax.

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Palliative FAQs

Palliative care supports people living with a serious or life-limiting illness. The focus is on comfort and quality of life, while also providing support for emotional and practical needs. It can be provided alongside other treatments and is not limited to the final days or weeks of life.

Yes. Palliative care can be provided in a care home where trained staff are available to support residents day and night. Depending on an individual’s needs, their care may also involve their GP, community nurses or specialist palliative care professionals

Palliative care can begin when someone is diagnosed with a life-limiting illness and may continue for months or years. End of life care is the care provided when someone is approaching the final stage of their life. Both focus on comfort, dignity and supporting the person’s wishes, as well as those of their family where appropriate.

Contact Us

142 Upper Grosvenor Road
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
TN1 2ED

01892 618721info@tunbridgewells-carecentre.co.ukBook a TourDownload a Brochure

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