Thirteen ways we support cancer patients and families at home — from active treatment support to daily-living care. Not sure where to start? WhatsApp us the diagnosis and we'll recommend a plan.
A no-cost, no-obligation home visit for stoma bag inspection and consultation — ongoing care at affordable rates if you choose to continue.
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.
Learn moreCancer treatment involves far more day-to-day nursing than most families expect — vitals checks, injections, line care and more.
Learn moreThe days and weeks after cancer surgery — mastectomy, tumour resection, ostomy formation or reconstruction — need careful, skilled recovery support.
Learn moreFungating wounds, surgical wounds, pressure sores and stoma care all need patient, hygienic and skilled attention.
Learn moreWhen cancer reaches an advanced stage and the focus shifts fully to comfort, many families prefer their loved one to be at home.
Learn moreBeyond clinical nursing, many cancer patients need continuous, everyday support — help with bathing, feeding, mobility and more.
Learn moreCancer and its treatment often affect appetite, taste, digestion and the ability to maintain weight and strength.
Learn moreSurgery, prolonged bed rest and cancer treatment itself can leave patients weak, stiff or dealing with reduced movement.
Learn moreCancer in older adults often comes layered with other conditions — heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and more.
Learn moreA cancer diagnosis affects mental and emotional wellbeing as much as physical health — for patients and their families.
Learn moreThe right equipment makes home-based cancer care dramatically safer and more comfortable.
Learn moreEach of these is available in all three regions — open a service to switch locations.
Ventilator support, BiPAP/CPAP and continuous monitoring for patients who need intensive care but not a hospital bed.
Learn moreA trained phlebotomist collects the sample at home, including tumor marker panels like CA 15-3, CEA, CA 19-9 and PSA.
Learn moreA second, independent review of a diagnosis or treatment plan — free of cost, with no pressure to switch doctors.
Learn moreDressing changes, flushing and infection monitoring for PICC lines, chemo ports and central lines, without a hospital trip.
Learn moreManual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy and practical guidance for arm or leg swelling after cancer surgery.
Learn moreA physical doctor's review at home, for patients who find it genuinely difficult to travel for a routine check-up.
Learn moreSafe tube feeding, site care and complication monitoring for patients who can't eat by mouth, following your doctor's plan.
Learn moreStoma site care, suctioning and airway monitoring for patients with a tracheostomy, following your surgeon's protocol.
Learn moreSpeech, voice and swallowing rehabilitation for patients affected by head, neck or throat cancer treatment.
Learn moreSafe, monitored blood or platelet transfusion at home for cancer-related anemia or low counts, under your doctor's prescription.
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