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Glioblastoma Research OrganizationPalliative care and hospice both support comfort and quality of life, but they’re not the same.
Palliative care can start at diagnosis (any stage) and can be provided alongside treatment. It focuses on symptom relief, emotional support, and helping families navigate care decisions. Who it supports: patients + caregivers
Hospice is typically introduced when treatment is no longer the goal and care becomes comfort-focused, with added support at home or in a facility. Often includes: nursing, medications for symptom management, medical equipment, and grief support.
Source: National Cancer Institute (NCI) — “Palliative Care in Cancer” + Medicare.gov — “Hospice Care”
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