For Patients

SPARSH

Sparsh is a patient assistance program to help economically challenged patients complete chemotherapy treatment. The program serves those who suffer not only from the disease, but also from the burden of high-cost treatment. Having benefited over 6,000 patients, Sparsh has truly brought hope and health to underprivileged cancer patients.

CHEER - Compliance program for CKD patients

Committed to Help, Educate and Encourage Renal patients (CHEER) is a support program to improve adherence to therapy for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) patients. The initiative touches every minor aspect of patients’ lives, and helps them understand and manage the condition better. Enrolled patients are advocated positive lifestyle changes related to nutrition and diet, to help them cope with emotional stress that often overwhelms them.

MITR - Lifestyle support program for cancer patients

Committed to Help, Educate and Encourage Renal patients (CHEER) is a support program to improve adherence to therapy for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) patients. The initiative touches every minor aspect of patients’ lives, and helps them understand and manage the condition better. Enrolled patients are advocated positive lifestyle changes related to nutrition and diet, to help them cope with emotional stress that often overwhelms them.

Infuze Programme

A patient support service guiding individuals through their treatment journey. Offers education, reminders, and personalised care coordination. Helps improve adherence to treatment schedules. Provides easy-to-access resources for patients and caregivers.

Together for Life

A myeloma patient support campaign run with patient associations. Organises group meetings for psychological and peer support. Creates a safe environment to share experiences and coping tools. Promotes emotional resilience alongside medical care.

betaCare

A patient assistance initiative offering both medical and emotional support. Aims to enhance treatment adherence and health outcomes. Delivers tailored educational materials to empower patients. Encourages proactive involvement in managing their condition.

Can Day

A breast cancer awareness programme launched in 2014. Educates women on risk factors, self-examination, and early detection. Conducts events with oncologists to promote timely diagnosis and treatment. Aims to reduce late-stage breast cancer cases through outreach and education.