Physical examinations, blood tests, and scans are frequently the main topics of routine follow-up appointments. These are significant, but they don’t deal with how cancer affects a person’s life more broadly.  Despite being informed that things look fine to a greater extent, patients may nonetheless endure their suffering in quiet.

In the absence of a formal cancer recovery strategy, survivors run the risks of negative consequences for mental health, poor diet and lack of physical fitness, a high likelihood of comorbid conditions such as diabetes or heart disease and depression or social disengagement.  For this reason, multidisciplinary, holistic post-cancer care is crucial.

 A comprehensive healing is more than simply physical.  A person’s body, mind, and spirit are all impacted by cancer.  Several facets of wellness are integrated into holistic healing to promote complete recovery.

 Our guiding principles at Prameya Health are centered on individualized, comprehensive survivorship programs that help physical rehabilitation, which includes fatigue management, physiotherapy and exercise therapy, dietary advice and nutrition to regain immunity and strength, mental and emotional well-being through stress reduction, mindfulness, and psychotherapy, spiritual well-being with yoga, meditation, and other supervised activities.  In addition to this, the Sahai program at Prameya Health also provides support for caregivers.  

This integrated concept recognizes that healing necessitates a human-centered and interconnected approach.