FAQ

Palliative care aims to reduce pain and discomfort, as well as support the patient and their family during a severe illness. It includes pain control, body hygiene maintenance, psychological support, and family counseling. It is intended for various stages of the illness to maintain the quality of life.

Yes. Palliative care and support require not only the continuous work of highly qualified specialists and modern medical approaches, but also psychological readiness. We support both patients and their families during this difficult period.

Admission of a patient requires identity documents (passports of both the patient and the accompanying person), as well as existing medical documents, epicrisis reports, doctor's prescriptions, and information about previous treatments. Prior to admission, our specialists provide an initial consultation to determine the patient's needs.

Yes, visits from relatives are encouraged, as psychological connection and communication are very important for the patient. Visits are organized during pre-established hours, taking into account the patients' rest and the center's internal regulations.