201 Taihe North Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
020-31922281 \ +8613711194614
Oncology rehabilitation is an integral component of the cancer treatment system, far beyond the traditional perception of mere “postoperative recovery.” Studies show that standardized rehabilitation interventions can increase 5-year survival rates by 15%–20% and improve quality of life by over 60%. Rehabilitation not only reduces complications through functional recovery, but also facilitates psychological healing and social reintegration—enabling a transformation from “disease recovery” to “life reconstruction.”
•Immuno-enhancing nutritional support during radiotherapy and chemotherapy breaks;
•Compound immunomodulators;
•Hydrogen-oxygen physical therapy;
•Sleep-improving headset therapy;
•Professional music therapy
Establishment of a “Cancer Survivor Passport” for ongoing care, including:
•Indicator monitoring: Dynamic tracking via imaging and blood tests;
•Long-term use of compound immunomodulators;
•Hydrogen-oxygen gas physical therapy;
•Chronic disease management: Cardiovascular toxicity prevention strategies;
•Social function restoration: Occupational rehabilitation camps.
Data shows: a significant increase in return-to-work rates among patients receiving standardized management.
[Medical – Rehabilitation – Stress Relief]
Integrated Full-Cycle Coordination
Multidisciplinary real-time coordination and
joint ward rounds system
Enteral nutrition evaluation and supervision
Stepwise pain management approach
Application of standardized anti-nausea protocols
Pre-treatment rehabilitation
assessment embedded into standard
treatment protocols
Psychological support through
best-case sharing and therapy
Herbal medicine
• Early-stage recovery: Tonic formulas to strengthen the body’s vitality.
• Recurrence prevention: Formulas to restrain and contain tumor toxins.
External therapies
Moxibustion to address qi deficiency and acupoint patches to relieve chemotherapy-induced nausea.
Stage-based training plans
• Postoperative/weak phase: Baduanjin (traditional qigong) and breathing exercises (20 minutes daily);
• Stable phase: Low-intensity aerobic exercises (e.g., brisk or slow walking) three times per week, 30 minutes per session;
Functional recovery
Preventative measures based on condition, lymphedema rehabilitation exercises, and swallowing function training.
Wearable tech-assisted recovery:
Improves sleep, appetite, mental balance, and emotional regulation
Immunomodulatory technology:
Use of compound immunomodulators combined with mRNA cancer vaccines to activate specific immune responses
Hydrogen-oxygen gas therapy:
Improves the body’s acid-base balance
Ozone autologous blood therapy:
Enhances the phagocytic function of neutrophils and monocytes, improving the ability to eliminate metabolic waste.
201 Taihe North Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
020-31922281 \ +8613711194614
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