Palliative Care in Shropshire
What many people want during palliative care is calm, steady help that fits naturally into home life. Home Instead provides palliative care in Shropshire that centres on gentle routines, clear communication and respectful assistance. Whether someone needs help getting settled, managing meals or simply having a reassuring presence nearby, our Care Professionals offer thoughtful, practical support that helps families feel less overwhelmed.
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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
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Quality, Personalised Palliative Care in Shropshire
People across Shropshire have their own ways of finding comfort at home, and these individual preferences shape how we offer palliative care. Some people like someone to chat to while they get ready; others prefer a quieter start to the morning. Familiar TV shows, a warm drink made just how they like it, or certain cultural or spiritual practices can all influence what makes the day feel easier. We take time to understand these details so care feels personal and respectful.
Care Professionals can help with washing, dressing, safe movement, warming meals, preparing snacks, personal care needs and medication reminders where included in the care plan. They may also change towels, straighten bedding, organise clothing, keep pathways clear or help set up a comfortable space for the day. Each visit is shaped around how the person is feeling, recognising that energy levels fluctuate.
Families receive updates in a clear, simple way. By noticing changes in appetite, communication, mobility or engagement, we adapt our support so care remains thoughtful and appropriate.
Person-centred care
Palliative care at home in Shropshire focuses on helping the day run more smoothly for the person receiving care. A visit may include assistance with washing and dressing, helping someone settle in their chair, preparing porridge or a warm drink, or arranging essential items – like glasses or a favourite book – within reach. Care Professionals can sit with someone during meals, chat gently, or share quiet time if that’s what feels right for them.
They pay attention to how the person is managing, whether they appear tired, hungry or uncomfortable, and share updates with families so everyone understands how things are going. Each visit is planned with care, offering just the right level of help for that particular day.
Light household tasks such as folding laundry, wiping kitchen counters, refreshing towels or taking bins out can also be included. These small actions reduce pressure and help families focus on time together.
Choosing Home Instead for personalised palliative care in Shropshire
As palliative needs change, families often face emotional strain alongside practical decisions. Our office team stays in close contact, reviewing visit timings and care tasks so support remains useful, manageable and in line with what the person can cope with. We listen to family concerns, explain any adjustments clearly and offer down-to-earth guidance throughout.
Care Professionals work closely with district nurses, GPs, hospice teams and other local services already involved. Observations are shared through agreed channels so everyone has a clear picture of the person’s current needs.
We respect cultural preferences, personal wishes and existing family roles, fitting our care around daily life rather than reshaping it. Visits are unhurried and considerate, giving space for reassurance, everyday help and gentle conversation. We aim to ease pressure wherever possible so individuals and their families feel supported with dignity and understanding.
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Home Instead have an experienced caring team that far exceeds in quality anything we experienced from other agencies at this point of service.Steve, Client
Home Instead have been looking after my father for a few years now, without them we would not be able to manage having him living in his own home. They are always bright and cheerful and Dad enjoys seeing them.Bridget, Client's Family
We have been relying on Home Instead for nearly five years now and they have been wonderfully helpful and flexible throughout. I don’t know what we’d do without them.Carol, Client
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