Oncological support
We offer you comprehensive, individually tailored care that includes medical care as well as emotional and psychosocial support. In our practice, we accompany you through all phases of your illness with empathy and expertise. Together we walk this path - you are not alone.
Introduction to oncological support
A diagnosis of cancer is a drastic and often frightening experience. In our practice, we understand how important it is to have professional, compassionate and comprehensive medical care by your side during this time. Our goal in oncological support is not only to provide you with the best possible medical care, but also to support you emotionally and psychosocially. We are there for you during this difficult phase of life - with medical expertise, advice and encouragement.
Our approach to oncological support
Our approach to oncology care is holistic and patient-centred. This means that we see you as a whole person and do not just treat your disease. We take the time to get to know you and your individual situation and work with you to create a treatment plan that is tailored to your needs and wishes. We accompany you through all phases of the disease - from diagnosis, to therapy, to aftercare - and are there to support you in word and deed. We work closely with other medical specialists, psycho-oncologists, nursing services and self-help groups to ensure optimal care.
The importance of oncological support
Oncological support plays a central role in dealing with cancer. It helps patients cope with the medical challenges and adjust to the physical and emotional changes that such an illness brings. Our goal is to help you through this difficult time and give you tools to deal with your situation. The focus is not only on physical health, but also on mental well-being and quality of life. Because we believe that a holistic approach is the key to successful oncological support.
Frequently asked questions
Our practice focuses on your health and well-being.
What does oncological support mean?
Oncological support includes comprehensive medical, psychological and social support for patients with cancer.
How often should I come for oncology support?
The frequency of visits depends on your individual situation and is determined in consultation with us.
Will the costs for oncological support be covered by my health insurance?
Cost coverage varies depending on the health insurance and treatment. It is advisable to clarify this with your health insurance company in advance.
What can I expect from oncological support?
You can expect us to accompany and support you through all phases of your illness. This includes medical care, emotional support and help in dealing with the disease in everyday life.
Can my family be included in the oncological support?
Yes, if you wish, we can also hold discussions with your relatives and involve them in your care.
Can oncological support also be palliative?
Yes, oncology support can also be palliative, helping to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.
How can oncological support improve my quality of life?
Oncology support can help you to cope better with your disease, manage your symptoms and cope with emotional and psychosocial stress.
How can I prepare for an appointment for oncological support?
Make notes about your symptoms, medications, questions and concerns before your appointment. This will ensure that we discuss all the important aspects of your care.
Are there any self-help groups you can recommend?
Yes, there are a number of support groups and organisations that offer support and information for patients with cancer. We can help you find the right group.
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