Palliative Care in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
Whether you’re considering palliative care for yourself or someone close to you, our team is here with gentle support and reassurance. Our team helps people in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire spend quality time with those who matter most, while managing pain and other symptoms with dignity.
Tailored Palliative Care Where You Need It Most
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What Exactly Is Personal Care?
Palliative care supports people living with serious illness, helping them feel more comfortable and less overwhelmed. It can start early, long before the final days, and often continues gently alongside everyday life. The focus is on easing pain, supporting emotional wellbeing, and helping each person live in a way that still feels familiar and meaningful to them.
Why Choose Us For Palliative Care In Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
Across Aberdeen, Stonehaven, Inverurie, Ellon, and beyond, families turn to us for steady support during life’s most difficult times. Many welcome us into their homes, while others receive care in settings that feel right for them. Wherever we are, we bring calm presence and gentle care, always guided by the person and what matters to them.
Here When It Matters Most
Gentle Care for Life’s More Difficult Days
At Aberdonia Care, we understand that palliative care is personal. We focus on what brings comfort and ease, always guided by the person and those who know them best. From symptom management and help with everyday tasks to quiet reassurance and emotional support, our care is shaped by trust, not timetables.
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Experience & Affiliations
Aberdonia Care is registered with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) and works closely with local councils in Aberdeen, Banchory, Ellon, and beyond. Every member of our team is PVG-checked. We take safety seriously and have strong systems in place to support our staff and the people who trust us with their care.
FAQs: Palliative Care In Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
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How can community-integrated care benefit me in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire?Community-integrated care helps people stay engaged within their community while receiving support tailored to their needs. It improves people’s well-being by promoting independence in familiar environments while cultivating a sense of connection in their local area.
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What types of support are available through community-integrated care?At Aberdonia Care, our services include help with accessing social activities, companionship, and local events, all designed to ensure individuals live independently in their own homes while staying active and engaged with the world around them.
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What areas do you cover in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire?Our services are available throughout Aberdeen city, including in Ferryhill, Torry, Hazlehead, and Kincorth, along with the historic areas of Old Aberdeen, New Aberdeen, and Woodside. We also cover Aberdeenshire in its entirety, including areas like Banff and Buchan, Formartine, Garioch, Kincardine and Mearns, and Marr.
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How does community-integrated care in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire work with other health services?Community-integrated care can work in partnership with services like NHS Grampian and local councils for seamless support. By collaborating with health professionals and organisations, we’re able to create personalised care plans that address both health and social needs. This holistic approach ensures continuous care across services.
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What are the benefits of choosing community-integrated care?Choosing community-integrated care means people get to stay in their homes and communities while receiving the support they need. It promotes independence, reduces hospital admissions, helps maintain social connections, and leads to better overall health and wellbeing.
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Can I access community-integrated care services in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire for my elderly loved ones?Yes, your elderly loved ones in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire can access community-integrated care services that help them stay active and involved in their local communities. These services include support with accessing local events, social groups, and community activities, helping maintain their independence and connection with the world around them.