Solingen Municipal Hospital

According to the authoritative Focus magazine, Municipal Hospital Solingen is a multidisciplinary medical institution among the country's best hospitals.  The Solingen Hospital operates at the University of Cologne, which gives it the special status of a university or academic hospital. The Hospital Solingen has unique access to the latest scientific research conducted at the university. Reception at the center is led by recognized specialists and doctors worldwide who constantly improve their skills. The medical team guarantees an individual approach to each patient and achieves excellent results even when treating seriously ill patients. During the year, the clinic accepts about 40,000 outpatients and 28,000 inpatients for treatment and diagnosis. The hospital has 716 beds. Today, the clinic annually performs more than 14 thousand operations. Hospital Solingen consists of 17 departments and eight interdisciplinary centers. The Academic Hospital Solingen has 1,900 employees. All clinic doctors are recognized in Germany and abroad. Patients can expect excellent hospital service and wholesome food during their hospital stay. The Solingen Clinic participates in the World Health Organization and the European Union projects. As an academic hospital, Solingen is always open to innovative medical developments, including promoting education and training and total quality management.  All departments of the hospital are equipped with high-precision equipment. There are new-generation devices for colonoscopy, mammography, ultrasound, MRI of the intestine, and fibroscopy. Of the non-invasive methods, hospital doctors most often use ECG (including stress tests), complex echocardiography, etc. Academic Municipal Hospital Solingen specializes in cancer treatment, neurosurgery, gastroenterology, cardiology, and orthopedics. The hospital has received a certificate of compliance with the German Cancer Society criteria as the best cancer clinic in Germany. Doctors use sparing minimally invasive procedures to quickly recover the patient and avoid the risks associated with extensive surgical interventions. At all stages of treatment, patients are accompanied by nursing staff who are ready to support the patient at any moment.