Why online cancer nutrition works
Patients going through treatment are often too tired to travel. Video and WhatsApp consultations bring specialist nutrition care home, wherever you live.
Step by step
You share your diagnosis, treatment plan and recent reports. Dr. Jai Vora reviews them, holds a video consultation and builds a plan around your appetite, side effects and food culture.
Continuous adjustment
Nutrition needs change from one treatment cycle to the next. Direct messaging lets the plan be adjusted the same day for nausea, mouth sores or weight changes.
Working with your oncologist
Nutrition supports medical treatment and never replaces it. Plans are designed to fit alongside your oncology team's protocol.
What virtual care can and cannot do
Online nutrition support can review reports, plan meals and manage side effects from anywhere. It cannot replace physical examinations, scans or treatment decisions by your oncology team.
Step-by-step: how it works
The process is simple:
- Send an enquiry and confirm the service suits you
- Share your medical history, reports and current diet
- Consult by video call to discuss goals and symptoms
- Receive an individual nutrition plan
- Follow up regularly and adjust as treatment changes
Protecting your medical information
Reports are shared privately and seen only by Dr. Jai Vora. Share only what is needed for your care.
Who may benefit
Patients abroad or far from specialist centres, those with treatment side effects, caregivers managing meals, and people in remission focused on prevention.
Frequently asked questions
Can I consult from outside India?
Yes. Consultations take place over video call, FaceTime, email and WhatsApp for patients in 90 countries.
What reports should I share?
Your diagnosis, treatment schedule, recent blood tests and current weight history.
Do I need to share my PET/CT scans?
Recent reports, blood counts and your treatment plan help create a safe, accurate nutrition plan.
Written by Dr. Jai Vora. This article is for education only. Speak with your doctor before changing medication, diet or treatment.