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Cancer Care at Home

Care for a Life You Love

Client living with cancer supported to get in to bed safely

Quality cancer care services from
Right at Home

Many people living with cancer feel more comfortable receiving cancer care at home. Homecare allows our Clients to be surrounded by family, friends and familiar surroundings. 

We know that cancer is a condition that can change relationships, as families have to address new issues. Cancer homecare can alleviate some of the pressures of family CareGiving. With one less thing to worry about, you can focus on emotional support and quality time, instead of the details of daily activities.

Get in touch with your local Right at Home office to discuss the benefits of caring for cancer patients at home.

Right at Home cancer care

Right at Home CareGivers can supplement any hospice care by helping with tasks such as:
  • Personal care
  • Medication reminders / set-up / administration
  • Shopping
  • Meal preparation
  • Laundry
  • Light housekeeping

We also offer respite care and palliative care at home for cancer, for those who need it. We will work closely with district nurses, GPs, social services and other healthcare professionals to ensure that the correct support is received. 

We are dedicated to providing the support your need during a difficult time. Our cancer care at home services have provided comfort and reassurance to many Clients:

Why Choose Right at Home?

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High-Quality Standards

We’re committed to delivering safe, effective and compassionate care.

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Regulated Provider

Regulated by the Care Quality Commission, Care Inspectorate Wales and Care Inspectorate Scotland.

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Award-Winning Network

We are a trusted, national brand recognised for excellence in care.

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Continuity of Care

We aim to ensure you always see a familiar face who knows you well.

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Free Homecare Assessments

A no-obligation assessment to understand your needs and shape the right care plan for you.

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Person-Centred Approach

We treat you as an individual, with dignity and respect at the core.

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Consistent Training Standards

Every Carer completes high-quality training to ensure safe, confident, and compassionate support.

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Preferred One-Hour Visits

Our visits are never rushed — we take time to provide quality support.

What Our Clients Say

In the meantime, read our tips for caring for a person living with cancer.

Access Educational Resources

Learn as much as you can about the type of cancer your loved one has been diagnosed with, what to expect, treatment options and potential side effects. This will help you feel prepared when it comes to making decisions about your loved one’s care. 

Research nursing care for different stages of cancer, including palliative care services. The health care that will be needed at the beginning of a cancer diagnosis is not the same as it is when undergoing treatment, or in remission. Make sure you are informed throughout the whole journey. 

It’s important to know what to expect if your loved one were to move to the next stage. They may need to receive palliative care, which you can discuss with our knowledgeable team when defining a personal care plan.

Stay Organised

Keep all medical correspondence together, including appointment times, test results and medications. Also write down any important contact details, should you need them. 

Many Clients find it helpful to use a whiteboard, or something similar, to make a note of anything important. Jotting down the time the last medication was taken or upcoming appointment times means you’ll have one less thing to remember.

Listen To Your Loved One

Be as emotionally supportive as you can. However, it’s important not to tell anyone dealing with cancer how they ought to think or feel. Accept their bad days and let them talk to you when needed. 

Don’t forget to take a break from focusing on your loved one’s cancer diagnosis too. Ensure that you’re still doing things together which allows you both to focus on something else.

Look After Yourself

You can’t be the best CareGiver to your loved one if you are not respecting your own needs and looking after yourself too.

Accept help, whether that is from another family member, or a care service.
Respite care services will enable you to take a break to rest and recharge your own batteries.

You are not in this alone and receiving help can help you both emotionally and physically.

Cancer information and resources

  • There are more than 200 types of cancer, each with different causes, symptoms and treatments
  • Every two minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with cancer.
  • More than 1 in 2 people in the UK will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime.
  • Together breast, lung, bowel and prostate cancers account for over half of all new cancers each year.
  • Cancer can develop at any age, but is most common in older people. More than three out of five cancers are diagnosed in people aged 65 and over.

For information and support on living with cancer, visit the websites of Macmillan Cancer SupportMarie Curie Cancer Care and Cancer Research UK.

For more information and to discuss a personalised care plan, contact a Right at Home team near you.

How to Get Started with Right at Home

We know choosing a care provider is a big step in your care journey — but it doesn’t need to be a difficult one. We are here to support and guide you through every stage.

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Get in Touch

Speak to a friendly local care expert who will listen to your concerns and talk you through the options.

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Homecare Assessment

We’ll carry out an in-home consultation so we can really get to know you and what is important to you.

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Start Your Care & Support Plan

We’ll begin support at a level that’s right for you, with the flexibility to adapt as your needs evolve. Plans are reviewed regularly, so you’re always getting the best care possible.

Speak to a Homecare Specialist

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Our Awards & Partnerships

We're a national, award winning homecare group recognised by industry leading review platform homecare.co.uk
Dementia Adventure logo, official partner of Right at Home
WorkBuzz Employer Award logo, recognising Right at Home as an employer of choice
We're a national, award winning homecare group recognised by industry leading review platform homecare.co.uk
Dementia Adventure logo, official partner of Right at Home
WorkBuzz Employer Award logo, recognising Right at Home as an employer of choice
We're a national, award winning homecare group recognised by industry leading review platform homecare.co.uk
Dementia Adventure logo, official partner of Right at Home
WorkBuzz Employer Award logo, recognising Right at Home as an employer of choice
We're a national, award winning homecare group recognised by industry leading review platform homecare.co.uk
Dementia Adventure logo, official partner of Right at Home
WorkBuzz Employer Award logo, recognising Right at Home as an employer of choice

Who Will Be My Carer?

Choosing domiciliary care is about more than practical support — it’s about welcoming someone into your home and your life. We take time to pair you with a Carer who feels like the right fit. They’ll respect your routines, understand your needs, and support you to keep living the life you love.

Our Carers are carefully chosen for their warmth, empathy, and dedication. Here’s what sets them apart:

  • Expertly trained, genuinely caring – Every Carer completes in-depth training to support you safely and confidently, and it’s their kindness that makes the difference.
  • Care rooted in the community – We offer support that feels local and personal.
  • Consistency that builds trust – We do all we can to ensure you’re supported by familiar faces, so reassuring routines can grow.
  • A passion for making a difference – Our Carers love what they do, and it shows in the respect and companionship they bring.

With the right Carer by your side, you’ll feel supported not just to stay safe, but to stay yourself.

Carer arriving to provide Overnight care for our Client following a hospital stay
How to care for cancer patients
Caring for a family member or a person living with cancer can be a daunting task and one that may affect your relationships. Suddenly, you will have many additional responsibilities, as well as running things in your own life too.  

Although caring for a loved one can be a very rewarding job, and one that you want to do, all these extra responsibilities can lead to emotional burnout. This is why it’s important to ask for care and support, for all of the family.

Our specialist cancer Carers can provide advice for how to care for cancer patients when your homecare providers are not around. But the most important thing is often the emotional support you can offer the person you are caring for.

Contact your local Right at Home office to discuss your needs, or those of a loved one. 

Find Your Local Office

Want to talk to us about your homecare options?

We’re here to help you live independently and safely at home, with the right level of support at every stage. If you or a loved one could do with support to enjoy life on your terms, please speak to one of our friendly team today.