Cancer and its treatment often affect appetite, taste, digestion and the ability to maintain weight and strength — all of which matter for recovery and treatment tolerance. Our counselling focuses on practical, achievable meals for the patient in front of us, not generic diet sheets.
Any supplements or specialised nutrition products are recommended in coordination with your oncologist or a registered dietitian — we don't prescribe independently of your medical team.
Yes, that's the focus — practical adjustments to the family's usual cooking style, not a switch to unfamiliar diet food.
We work with small, frequent, calorie-dense options and texture changes that are easier to manage, and flag ongoing appetite loss to your treating doctor since it sometimes needs a clinical review.
Both are available — a single assessment with a written plan, or ongoing visits that adjust the plan as treatment phases and appetite change.
Not every chemotherapy cycle needs a hospital bed — oncologist-approved regimens, administered at home by trained oncology nurses.
Learn moreUncontrolled pain is one of the most common — and most treatable — reasons cancer patients end up back in hospital.
Learn morePalliative care isn't only for the last stage of illness — it's specialised care focused on comfort, symptom relief and quality of life.
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