We ate Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) works to provide access to high-quality, equitable healthcare. The CAPC offers businesses and healthcare professionals the technical support, resources, and training required to efficiently satisfy this need as the nation’s top resource in its industry. Palliative care: what is it? Palliative care, often known as pal-lee-uh-tiv, is a type of specialist medical treatment for persons with life-threatening illnesses. Regardless of the diagnosis, its primary goal is to give people respite from the signs, hurt, and stress associated with a severe illness. A group of medical professionals—including physicians, nurses, and other specialists—who collaborate with a patient’s other doctors to provide palliative care offer an additional level of support. At any age or stage of a severe illness, it is appropriate and can be given in addition to curative treatment.