Palliative care

The primary goal of palliative care is to improve the quality of life by alleviating physical and mental discomfort. The progression of an incurable disease can often be associated with symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath or restlessness. The palliative medical care represents a holistic accompaniment considering also the emotional and spiritual needs of the affected patients and their relatives. Palliative care should not start at the end of life, but is an important part of good medical care in advanced disease situations.

Palliative care is tightly integrated into the network structures of the Hanover Medical School and the Oncology Center in order to ensure a high-quality, state-of-the-art patient care.

For us, the human being with his individual needs is always in the foreground.

Contact

If you want to contact us - here you will find all the important contact details and directions at a glance.

Palliative medical consultation:

Monday 13-17 Uhr and by appointment

Telephone: +49 511 532-2744 

You can reach us in building K7 (radiotherapy). Access via the main entrance of the MHH.
For orientation, the map of the MHH helps.

Palliative medical consultation service:  

Office hours Monday to Friday from 9-16 clock

Telephone: +49 176 1532-2210

E-Mail: PalliativKonsiliardienst@mh-hannover.de

Palliativstation 60:

Palliativstation Station 60
Medizinische Hochschule Hannover
Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hannover

Telephone +49 511 532-9414
Fax +49 511 532-9415

You will find us in the building K10 (Children's Hospital) on the level H0. For orientation, the map of the MHH helps.