Curative care refers to health care practices that treat patients with the intent of curing them, not just reducing their pain or stress. An example is chemotherapy, which seeks to cure cancer patients. ... But that doesn't mean they won't have coverage for any curative care.
Health care providers offer preventive care, rehab care, informational care, and curative care. They are trained in medicine, nursing and community health.
Health care providers usually give curative substances to providers. They try to diagnose what the person's problem is and prescribe from their. They would only give a detrimental substance if they were unaware of allergies.
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Hospice is where people go when they are about to die. Home health care is when a nurse or someone comes to your house to help you get around and do everyday stuff. That is, depending on what type of home health care. Your Welcome!
Care designed to cure you of something.
They are the same
the healing or curing a desease.
"Curative" means "to have an aim of curing". Said of patients who will recover. "Palliative" means "to have an aim of comforting". Patients in paillative care are in extremis, and not expected to recover.
Finding a cure for a disease such as HIV/Aids
Health Care providers provide several services. They provide medical malpractice and professional liability insurance. The also provide risk management services. Their health care service is mainly to prevent malpractice and they offer curative and rehabilitative services.
Palliative care to reduce suffering and improve quality of life in situations where there is no cure available is certainly appropriate, as would be palliative care in conjunction with curative treatment. Palliative care in lieu of curative treatment when such treatment is available would not be morally right.