Die in Place Services
To accompany the last mile with professionalism and love
APSC is committed to providing home hospice care services to terminally ill patients with dignity, comfort and peace of mind, so that the final journey of life can be completed peacefully in the comfort of a familiar home. We believe that every patient deserves to say goodbye with dignity. Therefore, a multi-disciplinary team integrating medical, nursing, psychological and spiritual care is in place to provide a comprehensive support system for patients and their families. Through 24-hour support, personalised care plans and culturally sensitive farewell arrangements, love and companionship extend beyond the bedside and into the end of life.
Multi-disciplinary team
Integrating Medical and Psychological Support
Making care seamless
A team of doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists and rehabilitation therapists provide symptom control, physical and psychological care and compassionate companionship to meet the needs of patients.
Healthcare Support
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Pain and Symptom Management:
Provide personalised medication and disposal solutions -
Regular visits from specialists:
Tracking disease changes and medication adjustments -
On-site care by nursing staff:
Daily cleaning, turning and tube care
Mental and emotional counselling
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Patient Emotional Support:
Reduces end-of-life anxiety and fear -
Family communication and co-ordination:
Promoting Family Understanding and Cohesion -
Regular intervention by psychologists:
Individual counselling or group support
Social Work and Legal Support
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Advance directive assistance:
Guiding document signing and decision-making discussions -
Social Resource Referral:
Links to Elderly, Medical and Religious Support -
Aftercare Planning Consultation:
Assisting patients and families in preparation
Rehabilitation and Daily Functional Care
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Simple Physical Activity Training:
Preventing bedridden joints from stiffening up -
Positioning Instruction:
Improved comfort and breathing -
Swallowing and eating advice:
Enhance nutritional intake and safety
Full time in place
Total support
Make your home the safest place you can be.
Through a round-the-clock medical hotline and a system of regular home visits, combined with equipment support, patients are provided with stable and professional medical care in a familiar environment.
Home care and equipment support
Regular medical visits are arranged, medical beds and assistive devices are provided, and an emergency response mechanism is in place to ensure the safety and stability of patients at home.
Home Environment and Life Care
From spatial arrangement, fall prevention facilities to daily nursing care, it enhances patient comfort while supporting family care and respite needs.
Care Records and Teamwork
Through the integration of medical records and weekly discussions, progress and changes in care are tracked, allowing the multi-disciplinary team to adjust the care plan simultaneously.
Parting with dignity
I'll be with you till the end.
Let there be no regrets in love
From end-of-life care to aftercare assistance, we accompany families and patients with gentleness and professionalism, so that the final hours of life can end peacefully and the psychological support for family members can be continued.
Hospice Care
Providing symptomatic relief and comfort management in the end stage of the disease, arranging hospice space design and companion guidance to help patients and their families prepare emotionally and ritually for the final journey.
Spiritual and Cultural Care
Respecting the patient's beliefs and cultural background, we assist in arranging religious ceremonies, life review or farewell wishes, and provide individualised spiritual care to give meaning and warmth to the end-of-life process.
Aftercare Arrangements and Referrals
Provide administrative support such as body disposal, funeral liaison and medical certification to assist families in handling after-death matters, and make referrals to social welfare, religious or psychological services as necessary for continuity of care.
Psychological and Bereavement Support for Families
A bereavement counselling and emotional support mechanism has been set up to help family members through the loss period through interviews and resource referrals, so that they will not be alone in their separation, and will be understood and accompanied appropriately in their grief.
Partners
Crossing Borders
Building a dignified hospice care network
We work closely with social welfare organisations, religious groups, funeral service providers and community units to provide multi-cultural and faith-based support, extending care to the end of life.








Case Sharing
Stories of True Companionship Make Hospice Care More Warm and Humorous
By demonstrating our team's immediate response capability and professional performance in unexpected situations through real-life medical support cases, we have put our partner organisations and participants at ease.