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When facing a serious or life-limiting illness, the focus should be on comfort and quality of life. Vesta Care offers compassionate palliative care services in Dubai, bringing expert medical support, symptom relief, and emotional care to your home. Our DHA-licensed nurses and doctors collaborate with your medical team to ensure dignity, comfort, and peace. Palliative care isn’t about giving up hope—it’s about living meaningfully and comfortably while managing conditions like cancer, heart disease, dementia, kidney failure, or chronic respiratory illness.
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Palliative care is a sort of medical care that helps people with serious illnesses feel better by lowering their pain and other unpleasant symptoms. The goal is to improve the lives of both the patients and their relatives. We at Vesta Care believe that palliative care should start early in an illness, not simply at the end. Our method assists with mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness as well as physical ailments. Palliative care, on the other hand, is more about making the patient comfortable and improving their quality of life than it is about curing the condition. But you don't have to employ these strategies simultaneously. Many patients get both curative and palliative care. The palliative care helps individuals deal with their symptoms better, which makes it simpler for them to get through tough treatments and stay strong during treatment.
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Vesta Care provides specialist palliative care to persons with a variety of critical illnesses:
Cancer: All sorts and stages, dealing with the side effects of therapy, pain, nausea, and exhaustion, and helping people have a decent quality of life during their cancer experience.
Heart Disease: Severe heart failure, recovering from a heart attack, dealing with shortness of breath, fluid retention, and heart symptoms.
COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, and severe asthma are all examples of chronic respiratory disorders. They make it hard to breathe and need oxygen.
Kidney disease: end-stage renal disease, dialysis assistance, dealing with uremia symptoms, and pain from treatment.
Neurological Disorders: ALS, advanced dementia, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and recovering from a stroke.
Liver Disease: Cirrhosis, end-stage liver disease, and managing symptoms and problems that come with them.
Other Serious Illnesses: Any illness that grows worse over time, shortens life, and requires expert care and symptom management.
All our doctors and nurses are fully licensed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), ensuring that every patient receives safe and professional care at home. Our nursing team has extensive experience in providing a wide range of home healthcare services. We regularly train our staff in infection control, emergency response, and patient comfort. Under the guidance of our Clinical Director, Dr. Amal Ahmed, who has over a decade of medical experience, we maintain the highest standards of patient safety and clinical excellence.
Vesta Care allows you to have complete flexibility in booking your appointment with us. You can call us at 04 247 0800 from 6 AM to 12 AM, or email us at info@vestacare.ae. You can also reach out to us at our 24/7 hotline 052 104 6920.
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We ensure that all our equipment is kept up-to-date with the market demands. Our staff members are regularly trained to uphold the highest standards of the industry. We also regularly replace our equipment when something better is introduced.
The first thing our doctor will do to help you with your palliative care is a full evaluation. A doctor or nurse from our medical team will talk to you about your diagnosis, current symptoms, medications, and medical history. We visit you to check your health, discuss your issues and goals, tour your home, and meet your family. Your tailored care plan is based on this thorough review.
Vesta Care handles all of your insurance needs for you. Based on your doctor's medical evaluation and your condition, we seek your insurance company for approval to provide palliative care services. Our insurance relations staff handles all the paperwork, talks to insurance carriers, and follows up to get approval. We will keep you informed throughout the process and begin services as soon as we obtain your approval.
Based on your evaluation results and the goals you've told us about, we develop a detailed palliative care plan particularly for you. This plan tells you how to deal with symptoms, when to take your prescriptions, how often a nurse will visit, what to do in an emergency, what the family needs to know, and what the goals of treatment are. We discuss the plan with you and your family, making changes to align it with your values and goals.
We make sure to find you DHA-licensed nurses whose talents and personalities are a good fit for you. The nurses you are assigned show up on time with the medical supplies they need and a caring demeanor. They treat you and your family with the respect and care this journey deserves and do a great job of taking care of every area of your palliative care.
The demands for palliative care alter as an illness gets worse. We are always watching your symptoms, how comfortable you are, and how your demands are evolving. We adjust your medications and therapies if they don't work, change the care plan as your condition evolves, and provide you more help if you need it. We check your progress on a frequent basis to make sure that your care is still in line with your goals.
We keep accurate records of your care and provide your insurance company with monthly updates to make sure they continue paying for it. We talk to your doctors and experts regularly to let them know how you're doing and make sure that everyone knows how to take care of you. Our back-end clinical governance staff, case coordinators, and family support specialists all work together seamlessly to make sure that families get exceptional care and have a fantastic time.
You don't have to face a serious illness alone, even though it's one of life's hardest challenges. Vesta Care has a staff of DHA-licensed nurses that are ready to help you with skilled medical care, kind attention, and a strong dedication to your comfort and dignity.
We can help you with either palliative care that focuses on comfort or curative care that helps you get better. Our care coordination team is here to assist you and your family in getting the palliative care you need with kindness. They are always available to answer your inquiries and set up the services you require.
Vesta Care provides courteous, compassionate palliative care all over Dubai.
Vesta Care provides compassionate palliative care services throughout Dubai, including in all of the city's major areas, such as Dubai Marina, JBR, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, and many more. Our nurses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and can go to anywhere in Dubai to make sure you get fast, competent palliative care no matter where you live. We recognize that comfort and dignity are the most essential things at home; therefore, we deliver palliative care that is just as good as what you would get in a hospital straight to your door.
Yes, family engagement is really vital for appropriate end-of-life care. At Vesta Care, we see palliative care as a team effort involving the patient, their family, and our medical staff. We want family to help plan care, be there for nursing visits, and learn how to take care of someone. Our nurses fully train and educate family caregivers on how to provide medications, deal with basic symptoms, help individuals move safely, and notice warning signs.
Vesta Care's DHA-licensed palliative care nurses know how to help with many different symptoms, such as pain of all kinds and levels, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath and breathing problems, fatigue and weakness, constipation and bowel problems, loss of appetite and weight loss, trouble sleeping or insomnia, anxiety and depression, confusion or agitation, and needing help with wounds.
The cost of palliative care depends on how much care you require and how much your insurance pays for it. Insurance will pay for most palliative care therapies after gaining approval, but patients have to pay their policy's deductible or co-payment. Vesta Care charges reasonable rates for people who pay for their care. For example, nursing care starts at AED 150 per hour. Longer care packages also come with lower prices. Monthly charges are usually different, depending on whether you need daily visits or care all the time. Please contact our care coordinating team for a quote that meets your needs.
Most health insurance policies in the Dubai pay for palliative care services that are medically required. Usually, coverage includes nursing care, doctor visits, and taking care of symptoms when a doctor tells you to. Our insurance relations staff makes sure that your policy benefits are correct, conducts the pre-authorization process, and takes care of all your paperwork and claims. We'll go over exactly what your insurance covers before we start any treatments so you won't be surprised.
No, hospice care and palliative care are not the same, yet they are related. Palliative care can start at any time throughout a serious illness and often continues while curative treatments are going on. Hospice care is a sort of palliative care that is only for patients who are in the last few months of their lives and have decided to focus on comfort instead of getting better. Vesta Care provides both palliative care for individuals who are at different stages of disease and compassionate end-of-life care when it is needed.
Palliative care is a sort of medical care that helps people with serious illnesses feel better by relieving pain and other uncomfortable symptoms. It also makes life better for patients and their families. People with serious, long-term, or life-threatening illnesses like cancer, advanced heart disease, kidney failure, COPD, dementia, or any progressive illness should be allowed to acquire it. You don't have to be close to death to seek palliative treatment. It might start at any time during your sickness.
