Nemmadi
A resident doctor available 24/7
and Nursing staff all round the clock
Emergency admissions round the clock
All medical support round the clock
Nemmadi CENTRE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
An inpatient 54 beds (Adults – 48, Children – 5, Isolation – 1) Centre, 22000 sq ft building on 1 acre plot.
Fully Charitable model – Free treatment, medicines and food for everyone.
Accommodation for nursing staff (female only), male & female attendants
Multi-religion Prayer / Meditation room
Kitchen, Dining hall for staff & attendants
Procedure room, Counselling rooms, OPD Consulting room
Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Grieving room / Morgue
Construction began on 10th Dec 2023, planned completion by June 2025.
Build a better world – one that’s safer, healthier, and happier for our future generations.
To bring about lasting changes in the lives of the under-privileged, create an environment where every person has an equal opportunity to live a better life irrespective of their financial conditions. Nobody should suffer or be denied healthcare due to lack of money.
Our UPCOMING Services
An in house pharmacy with free medicines made available to each and every patient
Resident Medical specialist available for all types of care related to hospice
Regular check up and duty rounds by the medical staff
A free health assessment analysis and recommendation services
A round the clock Ambulance service available in the Hospice
A round the clock accomodation for attenders attending the patient
Help Line
Confusion / lack of awareness about Palliative care.
Doctors / Hospitals reluctance to refer patients.
6.21 / 1000 population need PC in India against a SDG of 3.8.
7 – 10 M people need palliative care in India every year.
Less than 2% of India’s 1.4 billion people have access to Palliative care. Ranked 67 out of 80 countries2.
1 in 5 suicides in India are committed by a person living with an advanced, chronic or life-limiting condition.
Kerala is leagues ahead of the rest of the country in PC. Karnataka is way behind.
Cancer, Stroke, Chronic Kidney Disease, COPD, Diabetes, Tuberculosis, Alzheimer’s disease and other communicable diseases. Left untreated, it severely impacts their quality of life and recovery.
+91 91089 33257
nemmadicpc@gmail.com
A 54 bed Nemmadi Centre for Palliative Care
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FAQs
Know all about Palliative care / Hospice Services
Palliative care may be right for the patient if the patient has a serious illness. Serious illnesses include but are not limited to: cancer, heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease, Alzheimer’s, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and many more. Palliative care is appropriate at any stage of a serious illness.
The patient can expect that the quality of life will be improved. Patient will have relief from symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, constipation, nausea, loss of appetite and difficulty sleeping. Patient can also expect close communication and more control over their care.
Palliative care will help the patient carry on with daily life. It will improve your ability to go through medical treatments. And it will help the patient to match their goals to their treatment choices.
The palliative care team will also spend time talking and listening to the patient's and the patient's family. They will make sure the patient completely understands all treatment options and choices. By deeply exploring patient's personal goals, the palliative care team will help the patient match their goals to the options. They will also make sure that all of patient's doctors are coordinated and know and understand what the patient wants. This gives the patient control over patient's care.
Everyone involved! Patients as well as family caregivers are the special focus of palliative care. Your doctors and nurses benefit too, because they know they are meeting your needs by providing care and treatment that reduces your suffering and improves your quality of life.
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