Home Instead provides compassionate palliative care across Suffolk, supporting individuals in Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket, Woodbridge, Felixstowe and nearby villages. Many people feel most at ease when they can remain at home, surrounded by familiar routines and the comforts that hold meaning. Our role is to make this possible by offering calm, dignified support that promotes comfort, stability and emotional well-being during this significant stage of life.

Highest regulatory ratings
Care for 18,000+ older people
Recommended by 95% of our clients
10,000 trained Care Professionals
Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10
Highest regulatory ratings
Care for 18,000+ older people
Recommended by 95% of our clients
10,000 trained Care Professionals
Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10
Palliative care is personal, and our support in Suffolk is shaped around the details that help each individual feel settled. Some people find comfort in long-standing routines, such as a favourite breakfast, the view from a familiar window or the sound of a much-loved radio programme. Others feel reassured by cultural or spiritual practices, quiet companionship or simply knowing someone attentive is close by. We take time to learn what brings calm, tailoring our approach around those preferences.
Our Care Professionals offer sensitive assistance with personal care, safe mobility, light meal preparation and maintaining a restful environment. They observe subtle shifts in comfort, responding with an unhurried, thoughtful style that keeps the person’s needs at the centre. This careful attention helps make daily life feel more manageable and reduces the emotional strain on families.
With CQC regulation, specialist training and a compassionate local team, Home Instead provides reliable, responsive palliative care that supports both the individual and those closest to them.

Our palliative care approach in Suffolk emphasises dignity, comfort and the importance of familiar surroundings. Many people find reassurance in the small details of home – settling in a favourite chair, walking in the garden outside or keeping meaningful objects close. We honour these preferences, helping create a calm atmosphere that reflects the person’s history and sense of self.
Care Professionals are trained in communication, comfort measures and recognising when support needs to change. They take time to understand daily habits, ensuring assistance feels steady, respectful and aligned with how the person prefers their day to unfold. We work collaboratively with district nurses, GPs and palliative specialists across Suffolk so that care remains coordinated, consistent and responsive.
By offering sensitive help with everyday routines, we relieve practical pressures and allow families to spend meaningful time together, confident that their loved one is receiving compassionate, well-considered support.
Palliative care affects the whole family, and our focus in Suffolk is to provide reassurance, stability and space for connection. Families often appreciate having time to share memories, maintain familiar routines or simply sit together without the pressure of constant tasks. We help create a calm, organised home environment where these moments can unfold naturally.
Our Care Professionals support with personal care, meal preparation and light household tasks, keeping communication clear and consistent with local healthcare teams. This helps relatives feel informed and supported as circumstances evolve.
We also uphold personal wishes, cultural traditions and household preferences with sensitivity. Whether someone prefers a particular room layout, values moments of quiet or finds comfort in familiar rituals, we honour these respectfully.
With our steady, reliable presence, families can focus on being present with their loved one, confident that compassionate professional care is in place each day.

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