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St. Luke's Children's Palliative and Supportive Care: Boise

St. Luke's Children's Palliative and Supportive Care: Boise
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(208) 381-7096
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A referral is required for new patients.
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About St. Luke's Children's Palliative and Supportive Care: Boise

Our team provides an extra layer of care for children living with serious or life-limiting conditions. Our goal is to walk alongside your family—helping you navigate medical decisions, manage symptoms, and maintain quality of life.

We focus on:

  • Enhancing comfort and well-being for your child and family
  • Relieving pain, symptoms, and stress related to illness
  • Supporting care planning and decision-making
  • Offering whole-family support through our interdisciplinary team
  • Providing care at any age and any stage of illness or treatment
  • Improving communication and coordination with your child’s providers

Palliative care can begin at any time and works alongside curative treatments. Starting early can make a meaningful difference for your child and your family. Talk with your child’s provider about a referral, or contact us directly to learn more.

 

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Related Programs and Resources

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    Pediatric Music Therapy

    Music therapy may lower anxiety and help take your child’s mind off treatment and pain. It may also help your child express fear and anger, and give him or her the confidence to cope with their experience.

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    Parent Mentor Program

    Caring for a child with complex medical needs can be complicated and overwhelming. Support from someone familiar with these challenges can make all the difference.

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    Trusted Resources

    We recommend checking out the Courageous Parents Network and Get Palliative Care, two organizations with additional resources for children and families with complex medical needs.

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