Oncology & transplant care
Steady support through treatment, and the weeks between.
Built for treatment cycles.
If any of these sound like your situation, this is the right care type.
- You’re starting chemotherapy, radiation, or immunotherapy and want clinical eyes at home.
- You live alone, or your family can’t manage side effects safely.
- You have a port, PICC, or central line that needs care between visits.
- You’re recovering from a transplant and immunosuppressed.
- You’re an oncologist seeking home support for a patient mid-protocol.
What you get.
Between infusions
Cycle Support
RN visits timed to your infusion calendar, symptom checks, hydration, and nausea and fever protocols.
Starting at price
Most requested
Full Cycle Concierge
Visits through the hardest days of every cycle, line and port care, and direct coordination with your oncology team.
Starting at price
Transplant & neutropenia
Immunosuppression Watch
Extended monitoring for infection risk, medication levels, and early warning signs after transplant.
Custom pricing after assessment
How care begins.
01
Protocol review call
We review your regimen, infusion calendar, and your oncologist’s instructions.
02
Cycle-day support
Your nurse is there for the days after infusion, when symptoms peak.
03
Symptom and infection watch
Fever thresholds, hydration, nausea, counts, and line care, escalated the moment they matter.
04
Reporting back
Concise updates to your oncology team before the next cycle.
The specialty match
A nurse who has run chemotherapy and transplant protocols.
Your care is led by an RN with oncology and transplant credentials, matched to your protocol, not a generalist.
- OCNOncology Certified Nurse
- BMTCNBlood & Marrow Transplant CN
- CRNICertified RN Infusion
- CCRNCritical Care RN
Oncology questions.
Anything we haven’t answered, a concierge RN will answer on the call.
Yes. We work under your oncologist’s plan of care and send concise updates between cycles.
Yes, dressing changes, flushes, and site monitoring per your team’s orders.
Yes. We set up the household, watch fever thresholds, and escalate immediately when counts are low.
Oncology and infusion-certified RNs, OCN, BMTCN, CRNI, matched to your protocol.
Other care types
Not the right fit? Here’s the rest.
- Post-surgical recoveryWounds, drains, medications, and surgeon coordination in the first weeks.View care type →
- Cardiac & neurologicalICU-level monitoring through the window after discharge.View care type →
- Chronic & complex conditionsOne RN holding every diagnosis and every prescription.View care type →
- Premium travel nursingA condition-matched nurse who travels with you.View care type →
- Coordination & advocacyAppointments, records, and someone clinical in the room.View care type →
Reserve support for your next cycle.
Book the consult before your next infusion if you can, planning ahead makes the hard days shorter.