Abstract

End-of-life care for elderly patients is a critical aspect of healthcare that requires a holistic approach to address their physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs. As the aging population grows, healthcare providers must be equipped to offer compassionate and patient-centered palliative care. This article explores the importance of end-of-life care, the challenges faced by elderly patients and their families, and best practices for providing effective and ethical care. By integrating medical, emotional, and ethical considerations, healthcare professionals can ensure dignity, comfort, and respect for aging patients in their final stages of life.