Providing peace of mind for patients and families
Supportive care services to people facing life-threatening illnesses or complex medical situations
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) updates - Testing is available by appointment at all our Urgent Care locations, including for out-of-state summer travel requirements.
Please check our new visitor policy effective June 12.
Palliative Care
The Palliative Care department at Lowell General Hospital provides supportive care services to people facing life-threatening illnesses and/or complex medical situations. Palliative care is special health care that can ease pain and other symptoms and side effects from your illness or treatment. It can help you and your family cope with your illness, and emotional, practical and spiritual concerns.
Our inpatient service is offered to patients undergoing treatments for serious illness at our Main Campus and Saints Campus. Our outpatient Palliative Care office is located at 295 Varnum Avenue in Lowell.
If you wish to have a palliative care consultation while you are admitted in the hospital, please speak with your hospitalist or your primary care physician.
We cater to a wide variety of chronic life-limiting, disabling medical conditions, including but not limited to:
Advanced Cancer
Renal Failure
Heart Failure
Respiratory Conditions
HIV
Advanced Dementia
Neurological Diseases
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