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Hospice & Palliative Care
CENTERS
- Allergy Center
- Bioartificial Kidney
- Breast Cancer
- Breast/Thyroid Cancer
- Cancer Rehab Program
- Cardio Cerebrovascular
- Chemotherapy Radiation
- Coronavirus Recovery & Treatment Center
- Emergency Medical
- Funeral Home/Mortuary
- Gastrointestinal Cancer Surgery
- Gastrointestinal Nerve Center
- Hepatobiliary Pancreatic / Gastric / Colorectal Cancer
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Hospice & Palliative Care
- Infection
- Intreventional Surgery
- Liver Center
- Lung Cancer
- Maxillofacial Surgery
- Neurology
- Pancreatic Duct Center
- Pediatrics & Adolescent Mental Health
- Proctology
- Prostate & Dysuria
- Prostate Cancer
- Rehabilitation Treatment
- Respiratory
- Spondyloarthropathy
- Ultrasound Diagnostic
- Women's Cancer
Hospice palliative care services aim to improve the quality of life for terminally ill cancer patients by actively treating and caring for their physical symptoms, as well as helping with their psychological, social, and spiritual difficulties, rather than giving up on them.
"This is how ON Hospital`s hospice palliative care ward operates."
- Designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare for hospice palliative care ward operations
- Providing medical helpers at a minimum cost of 5% self-payment for maximum efficiency
- Providing medical helpers at a minimum cost of 5% self-payment for maximum efficiency!
- Operating the best facilities and comfortable environments for hospice care
Misconceptions and Truths about Hospice Palliative Care
1Hospice palliative care is about giving up on life and waiting for death?
NO! That is not true!
This medical service aims to improve the quality of life by actively treating physical symptoms, such as pain, vomiting, respiratory distress, and other psychological, social, and spiritual difficulties through a team of specialists in each field.
When the symptoms are controlled, patients can return to their daily lives.
2There is nothing to do at hospice palliative care facilities?
NO! That is not true!
Hospice palliative care specialists manage pain and symptoms related to the patient`s suffering, and offer a variety of programs, such as psychotherapy, massage therapy, music therapy, and art therapy, to help patients lead meaningful lives.
3Families cannot stay with patients at hospice palliative care facilities?
NO! That is not true!
Families can stay together, and can also receive help with their psychological and social difficulties.
4Hospice palliative care is expensive?
NO! That is not true!
Health insurance is applicable, and cancer patients are only responsible for 5% of the cost.
However, non-insured items, such as higher room rates or additional fees, may require some additional cost.
