Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch

Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch has existed for over 100 years. At the beginning of the last century, Buch was the largest and one of Europe's most modern welfare and care locations. In the 20th century, various institutions were established there. Today's clinic has belonged to Helios Hospital Group since 2001, and a modern main building was added in 2007. The hospital is in the middle of Berlin-Brandenburg, in the green northeast of Berlin in Pankow.

Every year, more than 52,000 inpatients and over 144,000 outpatients are treated at the hospital by specialists with high medical and nursing standards in diagnostics and therapy. It is a modern maximum-care hospital with over 1,000 beds in more than 60 specialist departments, institutes, and centers, including an emergency center with a helipad.

The clinic has several certifications, such as one from the German Cancer Society as an oncological center and one from the German Diabetes Society. High professional qualifications in medicine and nursing and the latest medical technology ensure the best possible patient care. Due to the close cooperation between clinics, research institutions, and biotechnology companies on the Berlin-Buch campus, the patients benefit directly from top-class primary medical research results.

A wide network of structural parts forms the hospital. Some of them are the department of obesity and metabolic surgery (bariatric surgery), the department of general, abdominal and oncological surgery, the department of orthopedics, traumatology and hand surgery, the department of angiology, diabetology and endocrinology, and the department of ophthalmology. Additionally, interdisciplinary centers such as the breast center, the intestinal center, the perinatal center, the stroke unit, and the chest pain unit ensure comprehensive care and a holistic approach to treatment.

Berlin is a place with a rich and amusing history. It is well-known as the capital of Germany and the biggest city in the country. It is considered the center of all cultural, business, political, medical, and scientific events. You can visit thousands of unique sites that carry the entire nation's history here.

Of course, one of the most famous landmarks would be the Brandenburg Gate towering over the Pariser Platz. It symbolizes unity and peace that King Frederick Wilhelm II ordered to be built in 1788. The Gate has seen both World Wars and several uprisings, and nowadays, people visit it as a reminder of the greater good. You can't miss Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site between the River Spree and the Kupfergraben. There you have a chance to see one of the most cherished museums of the city:  the Old Museum. The New Museum, the Old National Gallery, and the Bode Museum are also ready to show their vast treasures.

In addition to the huge historical and cultural part, the city is famous for leading medical facilities, world-known doctors, and scientists. The German healthcare system is rightfully considered one of the best in the world. The city has multiple well-known hospitals: University Hospital Charite Berlin, University Hospital Immanuel Bernau Berlin of the Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane, and Academic Hospital Bundeswehr Berlin. They treat patients and conduct scientific/teaching activities. The famous private hospitals have branches in Berlin: Helios Hospital Berlin-Buch, Park-Clinic Weissensee Berlin, and Vivantes Hospital Berlin-Neukolln. It is worth mentioning that the vast majority of German Nobel Fellows in Medicine are from Berlin. The city is full of scientific and research centers that drive world medicine to a new level.

Overall, Berlin is a perfect place to visit if you want to explore new cultures and benefit from leading healthcare services. It has a lot of cultural landmarks and medical institutions. Besides that, you can find numerous establishments where you can rest after a long trip and spend a lovely evening.