Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us and send your medical documents for your case evaluation. The entire procedure is detailed on our dedicated page. See here for more information.

Unfortunately, this advanced technology is not available in Romania.

Proton therapy is available in several countries across Europe. Consult the list of partner centers for more details.

Proton therapy is an expensive treatment; however, if you have a medical indication, you can benefit from reimbursement from the state. See here for more information about the cost of proton therapy.

Treatment duration is between 4 to 6 weeks. Including the planning stage, you will need to stay for a maximum of 7 weeks.

Proton therapy is performed on an outpatient basis, meaning hospitalization is not required. During the treatment, you will stay at a hotel or in an apartment and will go to the therapy center daily.

Although there is no Romanian translator available in the hospital, you will have access to an online translation service (via phone) for consultations. All doctors, however, speak English.

Proton therapy offers better protection for surrounding healthy tissue, especially in children. However, if conventional radiotherapy is feasible for you, the Romanian state will not reimburse proton therapy, and costs will need to be covered by you.

Yes, proton therapy protects healthy tissue much more effectively compared to conventional radiotherapy.

Proton therapy is considered a superior alternative to radiotherapy. If you do not have an indication for radiotherapy, it is likely that proton therapy may not be suitable for you either. A clear answer requires evaluation of your case by specialists abroad. See here for more information.