Miraflores Homecare
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Palliative and terminal home care

Comfort, tranquillity and professional guidance

As health becomes more fragile, physical complaints and uncertainty can take up more space in daily life. Palliative home care focuses on comfort, rest, meaning and quality of life in an incurable illness. Our nurses combine medical expertise with personal support in your familiar living environment in Spain.

What is terminal care

The terminal phase is a part of palliative care. This is the period in which the body continues to deteriorate noticeably deteriorate and it becomes clear that time is limited. In this phase, care shifts increasingly towards comfort, rest and relieving symptoms. Support can become more intensive when needed.

Personal care coordination

You will have a dedicated nurse who will keep an overview of all the healthcare providers involved. This nurse monitors changes in your health and coordinates with doctors. This keeps care clearly organised for you and your family.

Advanced symptom monitoring

Complaints such as pain, tightness, nausea or fatigue may change. Our nurses observe these changes and, when necessary with the attending physician so that symptoms are relieved as much as possible.

Subcutaneous medication and nursing procedures

Some medications work best when administered under the skin. Our nurses can provide injections and support wound care, catheter care and other nursing actions so that care at home remains safe.

Recognising changes

Small changes can mean a lot. Our nurses watch for signs such as fatigue, changes in breathing or pain. By recognising these signals early, support can be adjusted faster.

Counselling for restlessness or anxiety

At this stage, feelings of restlessness or confusion may arise. Our nurses provide calm guidance and help situations become more manageable with attention to emotional well-being.

Comfort-oriented daily care

Besides medical care, daily life remains important. We support personal care, eating and drinking and provide a comfortable daily routine to suit your situation.

Advanced care planning

Together, we discuss wishes around care and treatment. Looking ahead provides clarity and peace of mind for both you and your loved ones.

Night and wake care

Extra presence at night can give peace of mind. A caregiver can support with symptoms, care or simply be present when it offers reassurance.

Family involvement

When relatives do not live nearby, distance can cause concerns. With your consent, we will keep loved ones informed by phone or video call, so they remain involved in your situation.

Practical completion and aftercare

When a period of care is completed, we remain available for practical questions. A wrap-up conversation can help to look back on the care period together.

In short

Palliative home care is there to relieve symptoms and bring peace of mind in a vulnerable period. With professional nursing care, clear coordination and personal attention, we provide safe support at home.

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Answers to your questions

Frequently asked questions about palliative care

Clear information about our palliative care, intake and what you can expect from us.

What exactly is palliative care at home?
Palliative care is care that focuses on comfort, calm and closeness in the last phase of life. We provide professional nursing care in your familiar surroundings and tailor it to your wishes, pace and story.
How soon can palliative care start?
The start depends on the urgency, your location and the care requirement. After your request, we will contact you immediately and confirm what is required, so we can organise the fastest and most responsible start possible.
What nursing operations can you perform?
Depending on the situation, we can provide wound care, ostomy care, catheter care and infusion care, in addition to personal care and medication administration and supervision. During the intake, we discuss what is appropriate and responsible.
Can my family be involved in palliative care?
Yes. With your consent, we actively involve family and loved ones in the care process and keep them informed where desired. Digital record-keeping allows relatives to remain involved in the course of care even from a distance.
Do you work with doctors and other healthcare professionals?
Good palliative care requires multidisciplinary cooperation. We work closely with relevant healthcare professionals such as (GP) doctors nurses and carers, so that guidance and decisions are well matched.
Is palliative care attuned to culture, language and worldview?
Yes. We work with respect for culture, language and worldview. We tailor communication and guidance to what feels feel familiar and appropriate.
What information is needed for the intake?
We ask for your contact details, care address, your care wishes and preferences in terms of scheduling. In addition, we discuss relevant medical information and comfort wishes so that we can draw up a careful and appropriate care plan. We ask only what is really essential.
Do I have a single point of contact during palliative care?
Yes. We work with one fixed contact person for you and your loved ones. This way, communication remains predictable and personal and you can always contact us with questions or changes in care.
Can you also advise around funeral counselling?
If required, we can advise you on finding suitable funeral arrangements. We do this carefully and only when you feel the need, with respect for your wishes and beliefs.
What is the cost of palliative care through MFI?
This depends on your care needs and the required commitment. After the intake, you will receive a clear cost overview and a tailor-made care plan tailored to your situation.
Is your question not listed here but you want to coordinate palliative care? Feel free to contact us, together we will ensure peace of mind, comfort and clear agreements.
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