What type of support is provided for patients' mental health at Fresenius?

The support provided for patients' mental health at Fresenius includes counseling services and support groups. This type of support is crucial as it helps individuals cope with their mental health challenges through professional guidance and peer interaction. Counseling services offer patients a safe space to discuss their emotions and experiences, while support groups foster a community environment where individuals can share their journeys and receive encouragement from others facing similar issues.

While emergency medical services are vital in critical situations, they do not specifically address mental health needs in a supportive or therapeutic way. Similarly, occupational therapy programs, while they may assist with daily functioning and skills through therapeutic means, do not focus exclusively on addressing mental health challenges. Nutritional counseling, although important for overall health, primarily targets dietary needs and does not encompass the broader emotional and psychological support required for mental health.