Centre of palliative care for cancer patients opened in Moldovan capital
Chisinau, 25 May /MOLDPRES/ - People with incurable diseases from Chisinau will be able to benefit from free of charge services of palliative care at a centre opened in the Moldovan capital today.
„Centrul Speranței Chișinău” (The Chisinau Hope Centre) is a project developed with the support of the British organization, Hospices of Hope.
A similar centre has been earlier opened in Orhei. The services provided at both centres are for free and are covered including with mandatory health insurances accounts.
Photo: Health Ministry
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