Supporting cancer patients at home
We believe everyone deserves to receive compassionate care in the comfort of their own home, especially when facing an illness like cancer. Recently, our Clinical Lead, Sabah Shah, spoke with Cancer Care Map, offering valuable insights into how The Good Care Group provides specialist palliative care services.
In the interview, Sabah highlighted our holistic approach to care, emphasising not just physical comfort but also vital emotional support for individuals and their families. She discussed how our highly trained carers, supported by our specialist team, work closely with GPs, district nurses, and palliative care teams to ensure comprehensive and coordinated care.
To read the full interview on cancercaremap.org and find out more about how The Good Care Group supports individuals with cancer and their families, please click here.
Cancer Care Map is an online directory that helps anyone affected by cancer to find care and support services, either online or in-person, in their local area, anywhere in the UK. The website is run by cancer charity, The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund.
Content reviewed by Sabah Shah
Thu 12 Jun 2025Sabah Shah, is the Clinical Lead for the Good Care Group. Sabah joined The Good Care Group four months ago and bring over nine years of experience in health and social care. Her career in healthcare started with a simple goal: to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
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