More Victorians able to die at home

More terminally ill Victorians will be able to die in the comfort of their own homes under changes being rolled out across the state.

The Andrews government is putting $7.2 million towards the necessary infrastructure and will trial a new home based model of care which partners hospitals, aged care community palliative care and other health networks.

"All Victorians deserve access to the best possible end-of-life care which relieves pain and suffering and supports families and carers in their last days," said Health Minister Jill Hennessy.