When cancer or its treatment makes it unsafe or impossible to eat by mouth, a Ryles (nasogastric) or PEG tube keeps nutrition on track — but it needs careful, consistent handling to stay safe and comfortable. Our nurses manage feeding, site care and complication monitoring, following your doctor's and dietitian's exact feeding plan. Navi Mumbai's spread-out layout means a routine hospital trip can easily eat up half a day — our local team is positioned across Vashi, Nerul, Belapur and Kharghar so care reaches you without that detour.
Both are possible — some families prefer our nurses to handle every feed, others want to learn the technique themselves with our nurses supervising and correcting until they're confident.
Resistance when flushing (possible blockage), the tube appearing to have moved, coughing or choking during a feed (aspiration risk), or the PEG site looking red or leaking — our nurses are trained to catch these early.
This depends on the tube type and your doctor's protocol — Ryles tubes typically need more frequent changes than PEG tubes. We follow whatever schedule your treating doctor has set.
Often yes, in the correct form and with proper flushing technique, but only as specifically prescribed by your doctor — we never adjust this independently.
Yes — from Airoli and Vashi through to Kharghar and Panvel. WhatsApp your locality and we'll confirm the nearest available nurse or team.
Stoma 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.
Learn moreShare the diagnosis and current situation on WhatsApp — we'll recommend the right care plan, free of cost.