Palliative Care
Bring palliative guidance into complex care decisions sooner.
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Specialist palliative input for complex symptom management and goals-of-care conversations, extending expertise without full-time hires at every site.
For healthcare organizations
Extend palliative expertise across sites.
For independent specialist groups
Consult models with hospice and hospital partners.
The specialty door
Bring this specialty closer to the teams that need it.
The care organization has the patient and the question. An independent specialist group brings the expertise. FabrixMed helps both sides use a configured workflow that keeps the request, review, documented next step, and ownership visible.
Seriously ill patients need palliative expertise for symptom control and goals-of-care, but palliative teams are understaffed, leading to prolonged suffering, prolonged stays, and late hospice referrals. FabrixMed helps treating teams send structured consult requests and clinical context to the right specialist through ConsultBridge.
Why Palliative Care Access Breaks Down
Palliative care decisions often need specialist judgment, but that expertise is not always available where the patient presents.
- Symptom crises managed without palliative input.
- Goals-of-care conversations delayed or avoided.
- SNF and hospital patients lack palliative follow-up.
- Late hospice referral drives cost and patient dissatisfaction.
The missing layer is a structured way to ask the right question, send the right context, and document the next step.
ConsultBridge
ConsultBridge for Palliative Care
Use ConsultBridge when a treating clinician needs provider-to-provider palliative care input before deciding whether to manage locally, escalate, transfer, refer, or arrange follow-up. FabrixMed can support:
- Inpatient palliative consults: Virtual support for pain, dyspnea, and complex symptom management.
- Goals-of-care facilitation: Specialist-led conversations with documentation support.
- SNF & home-based palliative: Follow-up for seriously ill residents and home patients.
Palliative Care Workflow
Seriously ill patient identified for palliative input.
Symptoms and psychosocial context documented.
Palliative specialist consults with patient, family, and team.
Care plan updated with symptom management and goals.
Hospice or home follow-up coordinated as appropriate.
What Teams Can Send or Capture
- Primary serious illness and prognosis context.
- Current symptoms and goals of care.
- Medication list.
- Family or caregiver concerns.
- Hospice or advance-care-planning status.
- Specific symptom, goals, or escalation question.
Example Workflows
Hospice or Palliative Care Team Palliative Care Question
The Hospice or Palliative Care Team team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available records for Inpatient palliative consults. The specialist reviews the case through the configured FabrixMed workflow and returns recommendations or documented results for the local team to act on.
SNF / ALF / LTC Palliative Care Question
The SNF / ALF / LTC team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available records for Goals-of-care facilitation. The specialist reviews the case through the configured FabrixMed workflow and returns recommendations or documented results for the local team to act on.
Hospital System Palliative Care Question
The Hospital System team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available records for SNF & home-based palliative. The specialist reviews the case through the configured FabrixMed workflow and returns recommendations or documented results for the local team to act on.
Value for Organizations
Deploy structured workflows that bring specialty judgment to the point of care, with documentation, triage rules, and metrics you can report on.
Value for Palliative Care Provider Groups
FabrixMed routes consult and interpretation work to independent groups that contract directly with facilities, without requiring them to build their own software.
Safety Boundary
FabrixMed supports routing, capture, documentation, specialist review, and care coordination for palliative care. It does not replace emergency evaluation, bedside assessment, facility protocols, credentialing, prescribing responsibility, or the treating clinician's judgment.
Relevant organization types
See how this specialty program maps to your care setting.
Offer palliative care expertise
Serve hospitals and hospice partners through independent coverage.
Offer palliative care expertise