Palliative Care
Aria Palliative care focuses on comfort, clarity, and support—helping individuals live as fully as possible while navigating serious illness. Our team provides compassionate care at any stage, honoring each person’s goals, values, and voice.
Why Palliative Care?
Palliative care provides comfort, guidance, and support for individuals living with serious illness—at any stage and alongside curative treatment.
It is designed to ease symptoms, reduce stress, and help patients and families better understand their care options. By focusing on the whole person, palliative care allows individuals to feel more supported, informed, and empowered as they navigate their health journey
Living Well, With Support.
Palliative care is about improving quality of life, not replacing medical treatment.
By addressing physical discomfort, emotional concerns, and spiritual needs, palliative care helps individuals live more fully—finding balance, relief, and peace while continuing the care that is right for them. Support extends to families as well, offering reassurance and guidance during uncertain times.
Hope Is Always Part of the Plan
Palliative care does not replace treatment or take hope away—it supports hope in all its forms.
For some, hope may mean remission or recovery. For others, it may mean relief from symptoms, more energy for daily life, or greater clarity around care decisions. Palliative care honors each person’s definition of hope while supporting comfort, treatment goals, and quality of life—every step of the way.
Aria Hospice Comfort Care is dedicated to ensuring that veterans with a life-limiting illness have access to high-quality hospice care.
Veterans often have unique medical, social, spiritual and emotional needs. Our care focuses on understanding the difficult circumstances faced by many Veterans near the end of life, such as: war-related medical diseases, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, unresolved issues associated with the stresses of military service, and financial and benefit concerns.