The phrase "accommodating treatments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing medical or therapeutic approaches that are flexible or tailored to meet the needs of patients.
Example: "The clinic offers a variety of accommodating treatments to ensure that each patient receives personalized care."
Alternatives: "flexible therapies" or "tailored interventions".
Indeed, qualitative studies designed to characterize PAH from the patient's perspective confirm that accommodating treatment represents a substantial burden to patients and has a negative impact on QoL [ 8- 10].
The advantage conferred by high-dose-rate BRT is that patients are exposed to radioactivity only during those minutes of treatment, thus avoiding prolonged periods of isolation, accommodating outpatient treatment, and decreasing exposure to health care providers.
But with the highly accommodating tax treatment of carried interest increasingly under attack, and the future prospects for traditional "leveraged buy-outs" still being questioned, it's not difficult to see the logic in diversifying revenue streams.
And despite being a small facility, they can also accommodate couples' treatments.
But the educated guessing -- and that's a generous description -- is that sicker near-seniors might tend to place more trust in a government-run program; they might assume, with good reason, that the government will be more accommodating in approving treatments, and they might flock to Medicare.
Randomized trials may need to accommodate multiple treatment options.
He had to reschedule only one rehearsal to accommodate his treatment regimen, which included renewed radiation.
The literature review for the paper on Culturally Infused Engagement found ways in which culture was accommodated during treatment.
Further work will be required to examine how the relatively simple condition specific data entry sheets can be modified to accommodate these treatment paths.
