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Doorstep Care for Chronically Ill Begins in Mohali

Summary

  • A one-year pilot project for home-based palliative care is launching.
  • Teams will provide multidisciplinary care including dental and physio.
  • The initiative aims to improve quality of life for home-bound patients.
Doorstep Care for Chronically Ill Begins in Mohali

District health authorities in Mohali are set to launch a one-year pilot project for home-based palliative care. This initiative aims to enhance community healthcare by providing compassionate, doorstep services to patients with chronic or terminal illnesses who are home-bound.

The project focuses on improving patients' quality of life through coordinated, multidisciplinary care. Each patient will receive visits from a dedicated palliative care team, including medical interns, community health officers, dentists, physiotherapists, counselors, and lab technicians, ensuring comprehensive support.

This program intends to bridge gaps in end-of-life and chronic care, reduce unnecessary hospital visits, and offer dignity and comfort to patients at home. If this model proves successful, it may be expanded for replication across Punjab.

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