A Different Approach to Cancer Treatment

No. We do not replace conventional cancer treatment. Our integrative oncology program is designed to complement and enhance conventional approaches such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. Many of our patients receive our treatments alongside their conventional oncology care. For patients who have exhausted conventional options, we offer biological therapies as an alternative pathway.

We treat a broad range of cancer types including prostate, breast, colorectal, pancreatic, lung, ovarian, and others. Our integrative approach is applicable to most solid tumors and some hematological malignancies. During your initial consultation, our oncology team will assess whether our program is appropriate for your specific cancer type and stage.

Yes. Treatment is coordinated with your home oncologist. We can administer certain chemotherapy regimens at our hospital, and our integrative therapies such as hyperthermia are specifically designed to enhance the effectiveness of conventional chemotherapy while reducing its side effects.

Hyperthermia uses controlled heat to damage cancer cells, which are more sensitive to elevated temperatures than healthy cells. It also enhances the effectiveness of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, stimulates anti-tumor immune responses, and improves blood flow to tumor regions. We offer whole-body, local-regional, and prostate-specific hyperthermia systems.

A typical integrative oncology program lasts 2-4 weeks, depending on your cancer type, stage, and the treatment plan designed for your specific situation. Some patients return for additional treatment cycles. The duration is discussed and agreed upon before you begin your stay.

There is no fixed price. After our physicians have reviewed your findings, you receive an individual estimate that lists the daily inpatient rate, diagnostics and therapy blocks. Treatment is self-pay; the itemised invoice can be submitted to a US insurer for out-of-network review. We cannot promise reimbursement.