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The answer is Palliative Care.
Palliative care is end of life care for people with terminal illnesses or the elderly. It is medical and spiritual care that can take place in a hospice with trained professionals specialized in end of life care making it as peaceful and pain free as possible for the patient. It also gives the families peace of mind that their loved ones are being cared for. Palliative care can also take place in a person's home with trained professionals coming in to stay and treat them in their last few days/weeks/months.