Support After Cancer Therapy
Rebuilding Strength and Quality of Life
After cancer treatment, many patients feel physically weakened or exhausted. Oncological rehabilitation – or onco-rehab for short – supports those affected in gradually rebuilding their physical performance and quality of life.
The program is aimed at individuals who wish to specifically work on their resilience, movement, and general health following tumor therapy.
Support in returning to daily life
How Onco-Rehab Can Help
Cancer treatment can have long-term effects on strength, endurance, and well-being. Oncological rehabilitation helps address these consequences in a targeted manner.
Typical goals of onco-rehab include:
Rehabilitation is individually tailored to the needs of each patient.
Individualized Rehabilitation Program
How Support Is Provided
The goal is to gradually improve physical performance and enable a more active daily life.
Access to the service
Who Onco-Rehab Is Suitable For
Oncological rehabilitation is intended for patients after the completion of tumor therapy or during a stable phase of the disease.
Participation generally takes place in consultation with the treating physicians at the Tumor Zentrum Aargau.