SAN – Post-treatment care for cancer patients at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital: Long-term support, prices starting from 45,000 VND/hour

Service caring for cancer patients after treatment at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital SAN provides meal support, health monitoring, and mental health care at transparent costs ranging from 45,000 to 80,000 VND per hour.

caring for cancer patients

Cancer It's a long journey. After chemotherapy or radiation therapy at the Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, patients often return home feeling tired, having a poor appetite, weakened immune systems, and heightened emotional sensitivity. Family members always want to be there, but they can't always be present all day long.

SAN provides services caring for the sick Cancer care at home with respect and understanding. We understand that in addition to supporting meals and daily activities, patients also need to be listened to and encouraged.

Details of SAN's cancer patient care services.

The service includes essential items to ensure the health of patients:

  • Support with dietary recommendations.
  • Monitor temperature and vital signs.
  • Remember to take your medication on time.
  • Assisting with personal hygiene.
  • Monitor for signs of unusual fatigue.
  • Talk to them, offer emotional support.

The staff are trained in service etiquette, maintaining a gentle and discreet demeanor. The family will receive regular updates on the patient's health status.

Costs and service areas

Estimated cost from 45,000 – 80,000 VND/hour Depending on the condition and available time for care, SAN is committed to providing a clear price quote before starting any service, ensuring complete peace of mind for the family.

Currently, the service is available in areas near the Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, including: Binh Thanh, Phu Nhuan, District 3, District 10 and surrounding areas.

If your family needs a companion on this long journey, you can download SAN applications Or call the hotline for specific advice based on your loved one's condition.


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