Helios Hospital Bad Saarow

Helios Hospital Bad Saarow is an emergency hospital with qualified primary care. The medical center was opened by the famous medical network "Helios" in 1991 in the landscape conservation area of ​​Bad Saarow, Germany. The clinic offers round-the-clock outpatient and inpatient treatment, rehabilitation, care for the elderly, and other medical services. In addition, there is a 24-hour kindergarten on the territory of the clinic. With 629 beds, it offers almost the entire spectrum of medicine in 18 specialized departments, three institutes, a central emergency department, and a central laboratory. About 1,300 employees work on the clinic's territory and in the clinic's medical facilities, which receive 185,000 patients annually. The clinic has a high level of competence in emergency and rescue medicine with an air rescue station, a helipad, and a certified regional trauma center. Furthermore, as an academic teaching hospital of the Brandenburg Medical School, it is involved in the education and training of medical students. The specialized ambulatory palliative care (SAPV) at Helios Hospital Bad Saarow consists of specially trained doctors and medical personnel.  The medical team accompanies and supports seriously ill patients and their relatives in promoting, improving, and maintaining their quality of life and self-determination in the best possible way. In addition, there are services of the Commission on Ethics, social services, and pastoral care. Helios Hospital Bad Saarow offers its services in interdisciplinary units such as the breast center, bowel center, continence and pelvic floor center, prostate unit, and sarcoma center. In addition to oncology, the clinic specializes, in particular, in the fields of cardiology, vascular medicine and neurosurgery, pediatrics, and radiology in neuromedicine.