Academic Hospital Neuwittelsbach Munich

The Academic Hospital Neuwittelsbach Munich is a specialized clinic for internal medicine in the Neuhausen-Nymphenburg district of Munich. The name of today's Neuwittelsbach Hospital comes from the former Kuranstalt Neuwittelsbach. Medical care at the highest level has been the guiding principle for the clinic's staff since its opening in 1973. The hospital's patient wards and lounges create a friendly and inviting atmosphere thanks to brilliant color, shape, and equipment design. All rooms are equipped with bathrooms, TV, Wi-Fi, and radio. There is also a telephone for each patient and a safe for money and valuables. In addition, the Neuwittelsbach Hospital has a garden where patients like to spend their time. Wheelchair users can also easily access the park via their lifts. In 2012, the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich designated the Neuwittelsbach Hospital as an academic teaching hospital.  The Neuwittelsbach Hospital operates the Nymphenburg Center for Radiology and Nuclear Medicine with Academic Hospital Dritten Orden and the Maria Theresa Clinic. Each polyclinic provides full-fledged primary radiological and nuclear medical care. Using modern imaging techniques such as CT, PET-CT, and MRI, specialists can obtain high-quality results in close cooperation with the attending physicians.  The Neuwittelsbach Hospital also has a facility unique to Munich: a cryotherapy chamber. Patients are treated according to the doctor's prescription and under the supervision of a physiotherapist at a temperature of up to -110°C. In various fields of application, whole-body cold therapy, in combination with other treatments, has anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects. The hospital specialists treat all internal diseases, including heart disease, circulatory system diseases, lung diseases such as COPD, diseases of the respiratory system and gastrointestinal tract, as well as vascular, kidney, metabolic disorders, and tumor diseases. Academic Hospital also has a geriatric emergency department (medicine for the elderly). The medical center features the rheumatism clinic or rheumatism day hospital. The remarkable humanity of the hospital is expressed in the fact that employees communicate with each patient personally, find time for a conversation, and attract relatives.