Palliative Care

Our team of physicians, advance practice nurses, clinical social workers, and chaplains support you as you face serious illness or injury. We work to help you feel more comfortable by treating symptoms like pain, shortness of breath, nausea, or stress. The goal of palliative care is to improve your comfort and quality of life no matter your age or illness stage.

  • North Memorial Health Palliative Care helps improve your comfort and quality of life as you are dealing with serious illness or injury.
  • The palliative care team includes physicians, nurse practitioners, and social workers with specialized training and certification in communication, advance care planning, and symptom management.
  • You can receive palliative care at the same time as treatments like chemotherapy, dialysis, or surgery.
  • We focus on helping you feel less pain or discomfort, breathe easier, cope with stress and emotions, talk about your goals and wishes, and support your family and caregivers.
palliative care taker holding hands with patient

Care team

Our highly trained experts empower you with the knowledge and the support you need to get the healthcare you want.

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Andrea Morgan Headshot

Andrea L. Morgan, DNP, APRN, CNP

Palliative Care
I strive to be an advocate for patients as they navigate life-altering illness.
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Andrea Morgan Headshot

Andrea L. Morgan, DNP, APRN, CNP

Palliative Care
I strive to be an advocate for patients as they navigate life-altering illness.
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Evan Johnson

Evan Johnson, DNP, APRN, AGACNP-BC

Palliative Care
I am committed to providing quality, evidence-based patient care with compassion and empathy.
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Daniela Dean

Daniela Dean, APRN, GNP-BC

Palliative Care
I will honor the goals and wishes of each patient I meet.
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Kristin Babine Dinnen Headshot

Kristin E. Babine-Dinnen, APRN, DNP

Palliative Care
I build relationships between family and care team to maintain patients’ dignity, autonomy, and quality of life through all stages of decision making.
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