Palliative Care

“The nurses made such a difference during her final months”

“The nurses made such a difference during her final months”

Our client’s story

Mrs B, a terminally ill 70-year-old woman living with Muscular Sclerosis had been in and out of hospital for the past six months. Mrs B suffered from chest infections as well as circulations problems. Mrs B was then taken to a rehabilitation unit which was deemed unsuitable for her type of care. As Mrs B’s health was deteriorating therefore, she discussed her wishes to stay in her own home with her sister. They then got in touch with Cavendish Homecare.

The Cavendish Homecare Team carried out a full home risk assessment and arranged for the appropriate equipment to be supplied. Our nurses provided exceptional 24-hour palliative care working closely with the Palliative Community Care Team as well as various other external community teams. Cavendish Homecare made a real difference to the quality and dignity of care that Mrs B received during the final months of her life. Cavendish Homecare also gave her family the support they needed at the difficult time they were faced with.

Mrs B’s sister felt, “My sister’s Registered Nurses made such a difference to her final months.”

Testimonial

This is why we do,
what we do.

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Two wonderful and talented carers

I wish to emphasize that my parents are being looked after extremely well in a very happy environment by your two wonderful and talented carers, Lucy & Lea.

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She has reduced our anxiety by being professional and easy to be around

“We just wanted to let you know how blessed and happy we feel and more importantly dad feels having Fonyee caring for him. She has created a lovely relationship with dad. She has reduced our anxiety by being professional and easy to be around.”

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Really very grateful to you

Thank you, Denise. They are doing an excellent job. Really very grateful to you – very good so far.

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