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Palliative care is a type of supportive care that can be provided concurrently with curative or life-prolonging medical care. All patients, regardless of their life expectancy are eligible for palliative care. Hospice care necessitates a life-expectancy of 6-months or less and is given to those nearing the end of lives exclusively.

Patients with end-stage illness

Patients with serious chronic illness

Patients with uncontrolled symptoms

Patients suffering from disease-related symptoms

Patients/caregivers struggling to navigate the complex healthcare system

Patients/caregivers hoping for more personalized care and attention to detail

Patients/caregivers hoping for a medical advocate

Patients/caregivers hoping to be more informed about their disease process/es

Patients/caregivers struggling to cope with the aging, death, and dying process

Patients/caregivers hoping for a holistic approach to care

Patients/caregivers interested in both Western medicine/pharmacologic approach to care and Eastern Medicine/Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) therapies

Patients/caregivers seeking assistance in preparing for eventual decline in health

Patients/caregivers seeking guidance on end-of-life care options

Patients/caregivers wanting to avoid the hospital

Patients wanting to prioritize quality of life

Medication reconciliation

We are seeing patients throughout Connecticut and select locations in New York.

It is never too early for palliative care. We care for patients and families in all different stages of illness. Our goal is to help optimize quality of life regardless of where you are in your disease trajectory.

No. We care for patients with a range of diagnoses including but not limited to: Heart Disease, Dementia, Liver Disease, Kidney Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Stroke, ALS, and more.

We unfortunately do not offer Home Health Aid or live-in caregiver support. We can however help you to obtain these services by exploring what you/your loved one qualifies for through insurance benefit or through private hire agencies.

Yes. It is your choice whether you would like our team to co-manage and provide care in collaboration with your existing providers or whether you would like our physician to replace your primary care provider to offer in-home PCP services. We do not replace your existing specialty providers (i.e. oncologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists, etc.) but will continue to work alongside of them to ensure you have the most comprehensive care possible.

Yes, you can request visits not included in the monthly plan for an additional fee.

Holistic care is the provision of care considering physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs. To put it simpler, it is “whole person care”. We evaluate our patients as human beings first. We also think outside of the box in our approach to care, seeking to minimize interventions that may cause unwanted side effects.

We do not accept insurance currently but hope to offer this in the near future.

Call for a free initial in-home assessment to learn more about our program and determine if we can meet your care needs.