Venous Port Project

Supporting cancer patients by purchasing venous ports, facilitating prolonged intravenous medication and chemotherapy treatments.

What is a Venous Port?

A Venous Access Device (port) is a central venous line placed into a large vein. It is essential for cancer patients requiring prolonged medical treatment, allowing repeated medication delivery without frequent injections.

Venous Port Project Impact

98 Patients Benefited

50 Free Procedures

48 Subsidized Procedures

Hodgkin's Lymphoma Project

Providing free boarding, lodging, and pro bono healthcare services for Hodgkin's Lymphoma patients to reduce overall treatment expenses.

About Hodgkin's Lymphoma

Lymphoma is a cancer that originates in the lymphatic system. It is most common in teens and young adults and is often treatable with early diagnosis.

Project Financial Impact

21 Patients Treated Last Year

₹4L Average Cost Per Patient

₹10.08L Total Treatment Cost

Cost Reduction Strategies

Free boarding and lodging for patients

Pro bono services from dedicated doctors

Chemotherapy medicines and antibiotics at base prices

Affordable blood component sourcing

Cancer Diagnostics and Pre-treatment Project

Providing monthly financial assistance for pretreatment costs to help patients struggling to cover initial diagnostic expenses.

Project Scope

Pretreatment phase costs range from ₹20,000 to ₹45,000 per patient. We cover diagnostic services and disease assessment to help financially disadvantaged patients access essential diagnostic services.

Key Objectives

Enable timely medical investigations by covering initial expenses

Support patients before primary cancer treatment begins

Address financial barriers in early cancer care

Enable patients to start treatment quickly by reducing financial obstacles