Onco
Rehabilitation
Onco Rehabilitation at Thangam cancer center
Healing doesn’t stop after treatment. We’re here for your full recovery — body, mind, and soul.
Cancer treatment is just one part of the journey. At Thangam Hospital, our comprehensive Onco-Rehabilitation program is designed to help survivors reclaim their strength, confidence, and independence — restoring quality of life with care, compassion, and clinical excellence.
Physical Rehabilitation & Recovery
Restoring mobility. Rebuilding strength. Renewing life.
Whether you’re preparing for surgery or recovering from it, our specialized rehabilitation team is with you at every step. From physiotherapy to prosthetic training, we focus on improving physical function, reducing pain, and supporting faster, safer healing.
Speech and Swallow Therapy
Precision-driven, cancer-focused, rehabilitative care.
At Thangam Hospital, our Speech and Swallow Therapy program is designed to support patients through the complex challenges that arise after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. We specialize in managing communication and swallowing disorders that often result from head and neck surgeries, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy.
Intense medical Treatment can sometimes affect speech, voice, or swallowing, especially in head & neck, brain, or neurological cancers. Our Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and audiologists are trained to support these vital functions.
Hearing & Audiology Care
Helping you hear, connect, and engage with confidence
Hearing loss may occur due to cancer treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, or certain surgeries. Our audiology specialists assess the type and severity of hearing issues, identify the affected areas (outer/middle/inner ear, auditory nerve), and recommend the best path forward.
Pain and Palliative Care
Relief. Dignity. Comfort at every stage.
Managing pain and ensuring quality of life is a vital part of cancer care — both during treatment and beyond. At Thangam Hospital, our Pain and Palliative Care Unit offers comprehensive support for patients experiencing acute, chronic, or advanced-stage pain.