Present Help ©

Personalized Support, Thoughtfully Provided.

  


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20+ Years Oncology Nursing

Remote Symptom Management

Digital Symptom Monitoring

Support at Home

Supportive Care Means More Than Symptom Relief

Who supports individuals between treatment appointments?  Present Help © does.

Supportive care helps manage symptoms, improve understanding, advocacy for patient-centered care, reduce distress, and support well-being throughout your cancer journey. Research shows that early and ongoing support can improve quality of life and patient experience.

Present Help © offers care in a way that is intentionally personal. With a limited patient-to-nurse ratio, support remains consistent, responsive, and tailored to your needs over time.  Our whole-personal approach is inspired by the Medicine of the Person approach pioneered by the late Dr. Paul Tournier.  Each client's care plan is customized to meet the challenges of each stage of the cancer journey, and may include:  Care Navigation and Decision Support, New Treatment Education, Evidence-Informed Symptom Management, After-Hours Support,  and Emotional and Spiritual Support.

 

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Bridging Technology and Clinical Practice

Who helps translate digital tools into real clinical workflows?  Present Help © does.

Many cancer symptoms emerge between clinic visits, often when patients are unsure whether a change requires medical attention. Digital symptom monitoring tools are helping teams identify concerns earlier and support more proactive care. Just as important is ensuring these tools are implemented in ways that truly support patients and busy oncology teams.

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Fevers: The "Golden Hour"

Fevers: The "Golden Hour"

Mar 14, 2026
In my years of oncology nursing, I have often heard patients say, "I didn't want to bother the doctor over a little fever." It is a natural human response—we want to be "good patients," and we don't want to...
Remote Symptom Support: Bridging the Gap Between Visits

Remote Symptom Support: Bridging the Gap Between Visits

Mar 11, 2026
One of the realities of cancer care is that many symptoms do not appear while a patient is sitting in the clinic. They emerge later—often at home, in the evening, or in the early hours of the morning when...
When Cancer Decisions Feel Overwhelming: The Role of Decision Support

When Cancer Decisions Feel Overwhelming: The Role of Decision Support

Mar 7, 2026
Cancer treatment decisions often come at moments when patients and families are already under significant emotional stress. A new diagnosis, unexpected test results, or changes in treatment plans can quickly lead to...