What does HODC mean in ONCOLOGY

Haematology Oncology Day Care (HODC) is a special type of daycare center that provides medical care to patients with haematological and oncological disorders.

At an HODC clinic, patients can typically receive treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation or immunotherapy prescriptions. HODC clinics also offer supportive services such as dietary counseling, physical therapy, psychosocial counseling and more.

Patients who have been diagnosed with cancer or other haematological disorders are typically eligible for treatments at an HODC clinic. A physician or specialist will typically advise each individual patient what types of treatments they may need.

The frequency of visits to an HODC clinic depends largely on the individual patient's condition and needs. A physician or specialist will usually recommend how often a patient should visit the clinic depending on their diagnosis and treatment plan.

Yes, there will be some cost associated with visiting an HODC clinic. Generally speaking, most insurance plans cover the cost of necessary treatments prescribed at the clinic; however, it is always important for individuals to check with their insurance provider about coverage options as well as any costs associated with visits.