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Palliative Care at Home in Dubai

Symptom control, dignity and family support for patients with serious illness who want to remain at home rather than in hospital.

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Most UAE insurances accepted Send us a photo of your insurance card and we will confirm your cover before you book.

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DHA Licensed

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Home Visits

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Live Support

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Flexible Timing

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DHA licensed team

Care is handled by qualified professionals with clear protocols and family-first communication.

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Guidance before booking

You can message us first, explain the case and understand the right service before confirming anything.

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Care in your home

The goal is simple: make care easier, safer and less stressful for the patient and the family.

What is included

Care built around your needs.

Every family has a different situation. These are the most common things we can support with for palliative care at home.

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Pain assessment and prescribed management

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Breathlessness relief and positioning

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Nausea and appetite support

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Constipation and bowel management

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Mouth and lip care

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Pressure-area prevention

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Anxiety and restlessness support

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Honest family communication and preparation

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Medication administration including syringe drivers where prescribed

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Coordination with the treating medical team

What families want

The outcome is not just care. It is peace of mind.

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Symptoms genuinely controlled

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Patient remains at home

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Family prepared rather than blindsided

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Dignity preserved throughout

Who this is for

When families usually call us.

Advanced illness, care at home preferred

For patients and families who have chosen home over hospital.

Symptoms not well controlled

Where pain, breathlessness or nausea are affecting daily comfort.

Family needs support and guidance

For relatives who want to care but need professional backing to do it.

Before you book

Common concerns, answered clearly.

Choosing home healthcare is personal. These are the concerns families usually have before starting.

Does palliative care mean giving up?

No. It means prioritising comfort and quality of life. Many patients receive it for a long time.

We are frightened of what is coming

Honest, gentle preparation is part of the care. Families cope far better when they know what to expect.

Can pain genuinely be controlled at home?

In most cases yes, with the right regimen and a nurse who assesses and adjusts properly.

How it works

From message to home visit.

A simple process designed to remove confusion and help your family start care with confidence.

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Tell us the case

Send us what happened, who needs support, where you are and how urgent it feels.

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Get the right plan

We recommend the right service, visit duration and next step before anything is confirmed.

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Care starts at home

A suitable professional visits your home and your family receives clear updates.

What families say

Families choose us for calm, clear care.

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“My father wanted to be at home at the end. They made it possible and he never went back to hospital.”

— Umm Suqeim family

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“They explained what was likely to happen next, gently and honestly. Nobody else had.”

— Arabian Ranches family

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“His pain was finally controlled properly. He had three good weeks he would not have had.”

— Dubai Hills family

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“They looked after us as much as they looked after her. I did not expect that.”

— Jumeirah family

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“When things changed suddenly they had a nurse there the same evening.”

— Dubai Marina family

Shared with client permission. Names withheld for privacy.

Have questions about palliative care at home?

Message us and we will guide you clearly before anything is booked.

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Where we come to you

Areas we cover

We attend homes, villas, apartments and hotels across Dubai and the wider UAE. If your area is not listed, message us and we will confirm quickly.

Dubai Marina JBR Downtown Dubai Business Bay Palm Jumeirah Jumeirah Umm Suqeim Al Barsha Al Quoz Mirdif Deira Bur Dubai Arabian Ranches Dubai Hills Emirates Hills The Springs JLT Silicon Oasis Al Furjan Motor City Dubai Creek Harbour Abu Dhabi Sharjah Ajman Ras Al Khaimah

Common questions.

Is palliative care only for cancer?

No. It applies to any serious illness including heart failure, COPD, renal failure and advanced dementia.

Can you manage a syringe driver?

Yes, where prescribed and within scope. Nurses are trained in continuous subcutaneous infusion.

Do you support the family too?

Yes. Family support and preparation are a core part of palliative care, not an extra.

Can care be arranged quickly?

Yes. Palliative referrals are treated as urgent and we move as fast as staffing allows.

Is palliative care the same as giving up?

No. It focuses on comfort and quality of life and often runs alongside ongoing treatment. Many patients receive it for months or years.

Can someone die at home in Dubai?

Yes, and many families choose to. There are specific procedures for the death certificate that vary by nationality and religion. Our nurses will walk you through them in advance.

What does it cost?

Pricing depends on the length of visit, how often you need it, and whether the task requires a nurse or a carer. We quote in writing before anything is booked, never after the visit.

Are your nurses actually licensed?

Yes, and you are entitled to ask to see it. Anyone delivering clinical care in the UAE must hold a current DHA or MOH licence, and ours do.

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