How Palliative Care Supports Both Patients and Caregivers ?
“Serious illness affects the whole household, not just the patient. Discover how a palliative care program supports both patients and caregivers—through pain management, counselling, and home visits from CanSupport.”
Blood Cancer Awareness Month: What It Is and Why It Matters in India
Every September, hospitals and patient groups around the world quietly make a point of talking about something that doesn’t usually come up otherwise: blood cancer. It’s a strange kind of invisibility. These cancers touch hundreds of thousands of lives a year, and yet you almost never hear about them the way you hear about breast cancer or lung cancer. In India, that silence costs something real.
How Much Does Palliative Care Cost in India?
Palliative care in India can cost anywhere from nothing to over ₹40,000 a day, depending entirely on where you get it. Private hospital-based palliative care is typically the most expensive option. Home-based palliative care through a private agency usually costs between ₹1,000 and ₹5,000 per visit. And home-based palliative care through a nonprofit like CanSupport is provided completely free of charge, funded through donations rather than patient fees.
How to Access CanSupport’s Helpline: A Step-by-Step Guide
One day you’re going about your routine—work, groceries, whatever’s for dinner—and the next you’re staring down hospital bills, home nursing schedules, and pain medication timings and trying to figure out how you even bring this up at the dinner table. It’s a lot. Too much, honestly. And the frustrating part is that most people are handed the diagnosis and basically nothing else. No roadmap. No “here’s who to call.”
How AI Is Transforming Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment in India
Cancer care has entered a defining new era driven by the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Across the globe, healthcare providers are leveraging machine learning and deep learning algorithms to detect malignancies earlier, optimize treatment pathways, and drive better clinical outcomes.
Life After Cancer Treatment: A New Beginning
Completing cancer treatment is a major milestone, but for many survivors, it marks the beginning of a complex new chapter.
This Mother’s Day, Support Mothers Battling Cancer
Mothers battling cancer represent a unique kind of strength—one that goes beyond physical endurance. They are caregivers, protectors, and emotional anchors for their families, even while facing one of life’s most difficult challenges.
How Home Based Palliative Care Brings Comfort to Cancer Patients – And How You Can Help
For thousands of patients in advanced stages of illness, stepping out for treatment is not always possible. Pain, fatigue, and emotional distress often confine them to their homes. In such situations, access to compassionate and professional care becomes not just important—but essential.