Patients diagnosed with cancer face major challenges. While one needs to think about how to move forward, or what to do next, and is urged to pursue with some treatment quickly, one also is a real life person that has to somehow function for the family, everyday life and work. We strongly believe that a trustful patient-doctor relationship is a key-element in a successful and long-term aimed oncology treatment. One needs to find an oncologists who one really trusts in. It needs to be someone who takes time listening to you, who is willing to understand you in all aspects and is willing to discuss any thought that comes across your mind. It needs to be someone who is honest with you, is informing you about risks, benefits, and limitations. Our HPC Campus is proud to provide a team of oncology experts who have devoted themselves for working in your best interest and achieving your best treatment success. Our team is open-minded about all oncological therapy aspects and provide a multidisciplinary and comprehensive guidance.

A treatment that works for one cancer patient, does not necessarily work for another cancer patient. Access to patient-individualized therapies in an oncology center of excellence is the basis for a long-term and successful therapy approach. Cancer therapies are very complex and one needs to explore all possibilities for the individual patient. Whether a patient benefits from a surgery, neo-/adjuvant chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, genetic targeted therapy, biological therapy or of a combination of these, is highly depending on many aspects that need to be considered. On the one hand, one needs to consider the current situation, general health status as well as the past medical history. But on the other hand one also needs to look at the tumor itself to understand from what targeted treatment the patient could benefit the best, and then find a way to provide the patient access to this treatment quickly, since time for cancer patients is absolutely critica.

Under the stressful state of cancer diagnosis, patients are often facing physical- and psychological difficulties. Side effects of the tumor itself or certain therapies are unavoidable. But you can prevent certain side effects and you can make treatments easier to tolerate for patients with supportive therapy concepts. This can include supportive infusion programs, massages, psycho-oncological care, good food and warm and caring environment.