Spain
ClosedState and private hospitals included in the national healthcare system may participate under statutory safeguards.
Closed for medical tourism: applicants must be Spanish citizens or have held Spanish residence for more than 12 months.
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Separate catalogue track
Palliative care and end-of-life legal access
This section is intentionally separate from the main hospital catalogue. It contains palliative centers, premium care residences, and country-level legal access restrictions; these providers are not mixed into ordinary treatment cards.
This information is not medical or legal advice. Any procedure requires local legal review, medical board assessment, and patient-status verification.
Legal access
Euthanasia and assisted procedures by country
Luxembourg
ClosedHospitals and hospices operate under supervision of the Commission Nationale de Contrôle.
Closed for non-residents: access is limited to citizens and official residents.
Austria
ClosedAssisted suicide has been permitted since 2022 through pharmacy, notarial, and medical safeguards.
Closed for medical tourism: permanent residence in Austria is required.
Germany
RestrictedThe procedure is decriminalized, but hospital infrastructure remains legally and operationally fragmented.
Restricted: independent German expert review of stable mental capacity is expected.
Palliative providers
Private care centers kept outside the main catalogue
private palliativeHospiz Zentralschweiz
Lucerne, Switzerland
A specialized palliative care center created through private initiatives and foundations, focused on calm inpatient and day-care support near Lucerne.
Inpatient and day care
Quiet residential atmosphere
Psychological and family support
private palliativeKompetenzzentrum für Palliative Care, Villa Sonnenberg
Affoltern am Albis, Switzerland
A high-comfort palliative center in a secluded historic villa near Zurich, oriented around pain control, quality of life, privacy, and individualized meals.
Historic villa setting
Pain therapy
Private menus and family-oriented care
private palliativePalliativklinik im Park
Arlesheim / Basel, Switzerland
A Swiss pioneer in private specialized palliative care, combining evidence-based medicine with an anthroposophic approach, art therapy, massage, and a green-park environment.
Specialized palliative medicine
Art and body therapies
Green private park
hospital unitPalliativzentrum Bethesda Spital
Basel, Switzerland
A specialized center within private Bethesda Spital, combining long experience with inpatient rooms and mobile palliative teams.
Hospital-based unit
Mobile palliative teams
Private inpatient options
private palliativeSt John's Hospice
London, United Kingdom
A known hospice and palliative center in St John's Wood, London, focused on holistic care, therapy programs, and round-the-clock family support.
Holistic care
Family support
Therapy programs
supportive rehabLanserhof Sylt
Sylt, Germany
A premium integrative medicine and longevity clinic whose supportive programs may be relevant for selected oncology rehabilitation and symptom-management requests.
Premium supportive care
Oncology rehabilitation context
Secluded resort setting
private palliativeHaus Omega
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
An inpatient palliative center in Luxembourg positioned as a place for living, privacy, symptom relief, and spiritual calm in private apartment-style rooms.
Private apartment-style rooms
Symptom relief
Spiritual and family support
hospital unitKlinik für Palliativmedizin am LMU Klinikum
Munich, Germany
A university hospital palliative medicine unit connected to advanced pain-control, neuromodulation, and targeted supportive therapy capabilities.
University hospital unit
Advanced pain control
Targeted supportive therapy
premium residenceTertianum Premium Residences
Switzerland / Germany, Switzerland / Germany
A premium private long-term care and residence network offering palliative apartments, hotel-level service, high-quality food, and 24/7 nursing supervision.
5-star residence model
24/7 nursing
Long-term private care
Palliative routing needs a separate clinical review
We keep this section separate because goals, legal constraints, timelines, documents, and ethics differ from ordinary elective treatment.