Palliative care isn't only for the last stage of illness — it's specialised care focused on comfort, symptom relief and quality of life, available alongside active treatment. Our team manages pain, breathlessness, fatigue, appetite loss and emotional distress, working in step with your oncologist rather than replacing them.
No — this is a common misconception. Palliative care can run alongside active chemotherapy, radiation or surgery. It's about managing symptoms and comfort at any stage, not a sign that curative treatment has ended.
Palliative care can begin at diagnosis and continue through treatment. Hospice/end-of-life care is a more specific phase focused purely on comfort when curative treatment is no longer the goal. We offer both, guided by your team's advice.
It's built together with your treating oncologist or a palliative physician, based on the symptoms bothering the patient most. Our nurses implement and monitor that plan daily at home.
Yes. Some families need a few weeks of intensive symptom support around a difficult treatment phase, others need ongoing care — we scale the plan to what's needed.
Not every chemotherapy cycle needs a hospital bed — oncologist-approved regimens, administered at home by trained oncology nurses.
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