Non-Medical Palliative Support Services

- Comfort Measures: Adjusting pillows, monitoring room temperature, adding blankets, and supporting comfortable positioning.
- Personal Care and Grooming: Gentle help with bathing, bed baths, hair care, and dressing to preserve dignity.
- Homemaking and Meal Preparation: Preparing gentle meals, managing light laundry, washing dishes, and running local errands.
- Hospice Team Coordination: Maintaining a steady non-medical presence so visiting hospice nurses can focus on clinical care.
- Family Support and Respite: Giving family members predictable breaks to rest and recharge.
Non-medical palliative support pairs naturally with companion care for social and emotional connection, complements our hospice home care, and for loved ones who need help around the clock we provide 24 hour and live-in care.
Connect with Our Local Care Team
Make sure your family has the non-medical comfort and support it needs during a challenging time. Call Assisting Hands Home Care today at (561) 566-5989 or submit our brief contact form to request a free, no-obligation in-home consultation.
Proudly serving Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, North Palm Beach, Jupiter, Singer Island, and Wellington, FL , and the surrounding communities. See All Served Areas
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is non-medical palliative care support?
A: It is daily non-clinical assistance, such as bathing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, and companionship, aimed at easing physical strain and improving comfort at home during a serious illness.
Q: Can non-medical palliative care be combined with medical hospice care in Palm Beach County?
A: Yes. Our caregivers work alongside medical hospice teams, handling routine household and personal needs while hospice manages clinical pain management.
Q: How does palliative support help reduce family caregiver burnout?
A: By taking on demanding daily tasks like lifting, cleaning, and around-the-clock supervision, our caregivers free family members to rest and focus on emotional connection.
Q: Which communities in Palm Beach County do you serve?
A: We serve clients in Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, and communities throughout Palm Beach County, FL.
Q: How can I pay for non-medical care?
A: Families have several ways to cover the cost of care. Many clients pay privately (private pay), and we also work with most major long-term care insurance policies, including carriers such as Genworth, John Hancock, Lincoln, Transamerica, and Unum. Have another question? Contact Assisting Hands Palm Beach County and we will gladly walk you through the options that best fit your family.
Disclaimer: Assisting Hands offers non-medical supportive care. Our services complement clinical hospice or medical palliative teams, but we do not deliver medical treatment, pain medication administration, or clinical nursing.
Reviews from Our Clients
Jacqueline L.

“It’s very positive experience at Assisting Hands Home Care. They help me take care of my grocery shopping and that takes a load off me.”
Jill Syverson-Stork

“From our first interaction with the owner and staff of Assisting Hands in West Palm Beach, we felt their desire to meet our particular needs in the care of our aging parent with limited mobility. They understood that she wished to stay in her home and wanted her own high standards of housekeeping and care maintained. Assisting Hands worked with the family to put in place the very best caregivers possible for our parent. The love, professionalism, dependability, and attention to detail shown by the caregivers and the staff was beyond our highest expectations. Communication was consistent, courteous, and excellent. Our family–living and working at some distance from our parent– felt supported. Our parent felt comforted, loved, cared for, and secure in her own home, as we had hoped. Assisting Hands became an extension of our family.”
Review by Phyllis Nefskyy

“I highly recommend this agency! Marina and her staff are caring, creative, and reassurring in helping me manage my mom from across the country.”
