I was with Dr. Band, and after two unsuccessful chemotherapy treatments and antibody therapy, I am now a palliative care patient with cachexia and severe symptoms, as there was a massive progression of the cancer during these treatments. This is dismissed with "it can happen" and "it's always individual," and the recommended treatment is: another antibody whose side effects are treated with daily antibiotics (mind you, I have colon cancer, and my gut microbiome has already been completely destroyed by chemotherapy) and further (so far unsuccessful) chemotherapy!! Outcome uncertain because "it's always individual." How am I supposed to cope with the side effects? Shrugs. Alternatives: none. In the end, blood was drawn, only after the port operator asked, because apparently not everyone there can do it, and the one who did it seemed to have little experience. She simply didn't disinfect anything!! I did it myself before she introduced germs through my port! And to top it all off, the young receptionist, with unbelievable arrogance, tried to refuse my prescription for patient transport, arguing that it's only for patients undergoing chemotherapy. I had approval from my health insurance, and yet I still had to argue for 30 minutes! I mean, I'm clearly very... I'm frail, receiving palliative care, and have care level 5, so I rely on these trips, and they say, "No, we don't issue those!" But they're obligated to, and in my situation, I have a legal right to them! They didn't care. I paid €70 for a one-way trip there (which was completely free)! I arrived home exhausted and incredibly frustrated. This practice is purely profit-driven, making a lot of money from selling chemotherapy. You can't expect much more from them. I strongly advise against using them.
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