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Caring for a parent through cancer treatment, at home in Riyadh

The hospital handles the treatment. What nobody organises for you are the days in between — the days she cannot eat, cannot stand for long, and you are trying to work as well.

Signs it may be time for help

  1. 1

    The three or four days after each session are spent in bed.

  2. 2

    Weight is going down and food has stopped tasting like anything.

  3. 3

    Nausea, mouth sores or constipation that nobody is managing between appointments.

  4. 4

    Appointments and tablets are being tracked on your phone, and you are afraid of missing one.

  5. 5

    The family is taking turns and everyone is running out.

What care at home actually looks like

Cancer care at home is not about the treatment. It is about making the weeks around it liveable.

The hard days after a session are covered, so she is not alone with the nausea and nobody has to take another day off work.

Food is offered often and in small amounts, cold or bland when that is all she can take, and what she actually managed is written down instead of guessed at.

Mouth care, skin, position and rest are looked after quietly, because these are what decide whether a day is bearable.

And appointments, tablets and questions for the doctor are kept in one place, so nothing depends on your memory at the end of a long day.

How our carers are trained for this

  • The days after treatment

    Rest, fluids, nausea and fatigue managed through the hardest three or four days.

  • Eating when nothing tastes right

    Small, frequent, tolerable food — and honest notes on what was actually eaten.

  • Infection awareness

    Hygiene at home, and the temperature or symptom that means call the hospital now, not tomorrow.

  • Company without pressure

    Being there without conversation when that is what the day needs.

What it costs

Most families book around the treatment cycle rather than every day. Clinical needs such as medication, lines or wounds require a licensed nurse; company, meals and daily support do not. The assessment is free.

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What families ask us

Yes. Many families book the three or four hardest days after each session and nothing in between.

You don't have to decide today

Talk it through with our coordinator. Nothing is booked unless you want it.