When your oncologist confirms that a chemotherapy regimen is suitable for home administration, our oncology-trained nurses deliver it in your own bedroom or living room — under the same protocol your hospital prescribed, with the same pre-medication checks, vitals monitoring and emergency readiness you'd expect in a day-care unit.
It's only done when your treating oncologist confirms the specific regimen, dosage and patient profile are suitable for home administration. Our nurses follow the exact hospital protocol, monitor vitals throughout, and have an emergency escalation plan in place.
This depends entirely on your oncologist's assessment — typically well-tolerated regimens with low infusion-reaction risk. We coordinate directly with your treating doctor before starting, and never begin without written protocol confirmation.
We can coordinate procurement through your hospital pharmacy or a trusted partner pharmacy, but administration always follows your oncologist's prescription — we don't substitute or alter any protocol.
Our nurses are trained to recognise infusion reactions early, stop the infusion, administer any prescribed rescue medication, and immediately escalate to your oncologist and the nearest hospital under our emergency protocol.
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