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Medical Services

Individualized procedures. Careful medical assessment.

ICICM provides diagnostic, extracorporeal, cellular, biological and supportive medical procedures within an individualized medical framework.

Each procedure has a different purpose, methodology and clinical context.

The availability of a procedure does not mean that it is appropriate for every patient. Before any procedure is considered, the patient's medical history, current clinical situation, available diagnostic information and relevant medical factors are evaluated.

No diagnostic or therapeutic procedure can guarantee a specific clinical outcome.

Medical Assessment Before Procedure

The procedures available at ICICM differ in their purpose, methodology and medical context.

For this reason, availability does not constitute an indication for treatment.

Before a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure is considered, the medical team evaluates the individual clinical situation and available medical information.

This assessment may result in:

  • a procedure being considered appropriate,
  • additional diagnostics being recommended,
  • another medical approach being considered first, or
  • a procedure not being performed.

The decision is made individually.

First understand. Then decide.

Individualized medicine requires more than one perspective.

ICICM brings together different areas of medicine and medical technology within an individualized approach to patient care.

Our work includes therapeutic apheresis and extracorporeal procedures, advanced diagnostic approaches and selected cellular, biological and integrative medical concepts.

The diagnostic and therapeutic options considered for each patient depend on the individual medical situation and medical assessment.

Not every procedure is appropriate for every patient.

Integrative & Individualized Medical Care

Individualized medicine requires the consideration of the patient as a whole rather than the isolated use of individual procedures.

Depending on the medical situation, an individual strategy may bring together clinical assessment, diagnostics and selected conventional, extracorporeal, biological or supportive medical approaches.

The objective is not to combine as many interventions as possible, but to determine which steps are medically relevant for the individual patient.

From assessment to an individual strategy

Our medical services are not designed as a fixed sequence of treatments.

The process begins with understanding the patient's medical situation and determining which diagnostic or therapeutic options may be appropriate.

Medical Services

  1. 01Assessment
  2. 02Diagnostics where appropriate
  3. 03Medical evaluation
  4. 04Individual strategy