From 1 November 2025, the Support at Home reforms introduce a dedicated End-of-Life Pathway for older people with a medically assessed life expectancy of three months or less who wish to remain at home. This represents a significant new service stream for providers and will require strong governance, workforce capability, and system readiness.
This article explores what Board’s should know about End-of-Life Care.
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