Palliative health care for people suffering from Alzheimer´s dementia is the key to comprehensive health care, aimed at alleviating symptoms of the disease, pain and improving the quality of life of the affected person. Alzheimer´s dementia, as a progressive and neurodegerative disease, leads to a gradual deterioration of cognitive functions and a decrease in the physical capacity of a person suffering from Alzeimer´s dementia. One of the goals is to provide support that is comprehensive and continuous to the patient, but also to their families. Palliative care for people with Alzheimer`s dementia is especially important in the advanced stages of the disease when the symptoms are more pronounced and when the affected person becomes more dependent on others. It includes a holistic approach to the patient, treating the symptoms of the disease, preventing complications and providing support to preserve patient`s dignity. Palliative care includes the emotional, psychological and social aspects od caring for a person with dementia and their family, which are integrated into a multidisciplinary approach. The focus is on adapting the environment to ensure the safety of the patient, while at the same time enabling as much autonomy as possible. The palliative care team educates and counsels the family and the patient, helping them cope with the emotional and physical challenges of caregiving. In this paper, the key goals and importance of palliative care will be presented with an emphasis on the importance of an individualized and multidisciplinary approach to each person as an individual. Additionaly, the practical part of the work will deal with the analysis of the presence of stigma and negative attitudes towards people suffering from Alzheimer`s dementia and their families.