Palliative Care / Pediatric Advanced Care Team

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Palliative Care / Pediatric Advanced Care Team

Services
Eligible patients
Team
Resources

The Pediatric Advanced Care Team (PACT) and the Palliative Care teams work with a child’s care team to find solutions specific to the child’s needs and help minimize hospital visits.

Services

We can help with:

Controlling pain and other distressing symptoms
Streamlining healthcare access in times of crisis
Making wise treatment decisions
Finding alternatives to hospital-based care (e.g. The Lighthouse for Children and Families)

Eligible patients

Pediatric patients diagnosed with serious illnesses such as certain forms of cancer, neurological degenerative diseases, severe cerebral palsy or other genetic diseases.
Patients who have had complications due to prematurity.
Patients who have spent extended periods of time in the neonatal or pediatric intensive care units (NICU or PICU).
Pregnant moms who are carrying a baby with a potentially life-threatening disease.

Let us know when you or your child have other appointments booked at the hospital. We’ll try to schedule all of your appointments for the same day to minimize travel.