Permanent medical care in a safe and caring environment

The “Dr. Micu” Palliative Care Centre in Iași cares for patients with chronic or advanced illness. Our aim: pain and symptom control and the best possible quality of life.
Medical supervision 24 hours a day
Pain and symptom control
Multidisciplinary team
Support for patient and family


What admission includes
- Assessment and treatment by a psychiatrist, a neurologist and a general practitioner in palliative care
- Permanent medical supervision and administration of treatment
- Individual medical record, with a monthly review of the patient’s health
- Rehabilitation: rehabilitation physician and physiotherapy
- Psychological counselling and cognitive stimulation
- Occupational therapy and music therapy
- Menus adapted to medical recommendations
- Help with meals, hygiene and daily activities
- Social and cultural activities, birthdays and holidays
- Daily cleaning
Medical services are provided with no co-payment. On request: enhanced-comfort accommodation – 250 lei/day; accommodation and meals for family members – 50 lei/day.
Medical team
- On admission: assessment by a psychiatrist, a neurologist and a general practitioner in palliative care
- The rehabilitation physician and the physiotherapist choose the right exercises for each patient
- Treatment is adjusted along the way; monthly health review
Psychological support and therapies
- Group psychological activities and individual sessions
- Music therapy: instruments, singing, improvisation
- Occupational therapy: from basic skills (eating, hygiene) to hobbies – reading, music, gardening, handicrafts, painting
Life at the Centre and the family
- A family atmosphere: birthdays, name days, holidays, films
- Time spent in the Centre’s garden
- Prevention of accidents and risk situations
- The family is actively involved in care
Our goals
- Quality care that respects the patient’s dignity and wishes
- Written procedures, regularly reviewed and improved
- Cooperation with family doctors and other providers, to make palliative care more accessible
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