A specific kind of medical care known as palliative and supportive care aims to enhance the quality of life for patients with life-threatening illnesses or disorders, regardless of their prognosis. Palliative and supportive care aims to relieve patients‘ physical and mental suffering as well as their families’ emotional, social, and spiritual needs. It does this by relieving the symptoms, discomfort, and stress brought on by the illness. An interdisciplinary team of medical experts, including doctors, nurses, social workers, counselors, and other specialists, provides this kind of treatment. They collaborate to create personalized care plans that are catered to the particular requirements and preferences of each patient. Throughout the illness, palliative and supportive care may be provided in addition to curative treatments.