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Comprehensive cancer support

Supportive, complementary care at any stage, alongside conventional care where appropriate.

02 / Our integrative cancer approach

What is comprehensive cancer support?

Our role is to provide supportive, complementary therapies alongside conventional care where appropriate. These approaches may help support wellbeing, comfort and quality of life during the cancer journey.

We consider the whole person: physical wellbeing, emotional support, and individual circumstances.

Your care team

  • Dr Thapana Tangshewinsirikul (Dr Tom)Oncology Director
  • Dr Nopparat Suwannasuk (Dr Jan)Integrative Medicine Specialist
Meet our doctors
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03 / Your journey with us

Where you are decides what we do first

Patients come to us at very different points in their cancer care.
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Newly diagnosed

A free consultation, and a personalised treatment plan

You talk to a patient representative, then to one of our doctors, at no cost. They read your diagnosis, imaging, and treatment history before anything is proposed, and build a plan that fits your situation and any treatments you are considering.
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In treatment

Supportive therapies that are constantly monitored and adjusted

Side-effect support, immune and nutritional support, and heat-based or supportive therapies scheduled around your surgery, chemotherapy, or radiotherapy. Medically supervised throughout.
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After treatment

Recovery, monitoring, and a plan that keeps evolving

Rebuilding strength, continuing treatments at home, and changing the plan with you as your situation changes.
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Living with cancer

A broader supportive care plan

For wellbeing, comfort, and quality of life, with immune, nutritional, and lifestyle support under medical oversight. Which therapies apply, and when, is decided with you and, where you have one, your oncologist. Outcomes vary.

Talk to a doctor about where you are

A free consultation, no obligation. A doctor reviews every case before a programme is recommended.

05 / Patient experiences

In their own words

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Sam - Neuroendocrine Cancer

Sam

Neuroendocrine Cancer

Year
2025
It’s not until you have cancer yourself that you realize, it’s a lot different. And especially being here, everyone’s on the same path… you kind of feel like you’re coming home in a sense.

06 / FAQs

Questions patients ask

Is integrative cancer care suitable for all stages of cancer?

Patients seek integrative support at many different stages of their cancer journey, including prevention. Care plans are tailored to individual circumstances: diagnosis, stage, any current treatments, and overall wellbeing.

Can integrative care be used alongside chemotherapy or radiotherapy?

Yes. Integrative approaches can complement conventional treatments and serve as adjunctive therapy. Our doctors review any previous or existing care so the plan takes it into account and works alongside it.

How do you decide which therapies may be appropriate?

Each patient is assessed individually. Medical history, cancer type, stage, overall health, and personal goals are considered before supportive options are outlined.

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Talk to a doctor about your diagnosis

You talk to a patient representative, then to one of our doctors. A doctor reviews every case before a programme is recommended. A free consultation, no obligation.

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