Helios Hospital Kiel

9.40

Kiel, Germany

User Score	Total Reviews	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Departments	Ownership	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
97%	85	9.4/10	$$	5	2	1970	60	4000	7 medical units	Private hospital	Kids, Adults	General	Inpatient, Outpatient	Small	No

Overview

Size & Capacity

Small, 60 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

4.3 on Google

The data collected based on 85 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Anesthetic care at the highest level

In 6 clinic operating rooms, approximately 3,500 anesthesia procedures are conducted every year, out of which 700 are for outpatient treatments. Additionally, over 800 regional anesthetics are performed annually, and this trend is on the rise.

Orthopedic focus

The Helios Hospital Kiel has the largest association of orthopedics specialists in Schleswig-Holstein. Prof. Deike Varoga focuses on surgical treatments of the knee, shoulder, ankle joints, and articular cartilage when the unit performs over 700 operations annually.

Traumatology practice at the expert level

Orthopraxis Kiel treats over 50,000 patients yearly and performs 2,000+ operations. They specialize in sports surgery, shoulder, hand, and elbow joint injuries, knee and ankle injuries, and improperly fused fractures and non-fused joints.

When plastic surgery becomes an art

Dr. Christian Preisner, certified by the International Society of Aesthetic Medicine, leads the aesthetic department. He is also widely known worldwide in liposuction, abdominal plastic surgery, breast reconstruction, and facelift.

Caring hands in abdominal surgery

The Helios Clinic Kiel performs over 350 surgeries annually, including 50 gallbladder removals for stones and 300 hernia operations without intestinal removal, with more than 90 procedures done laparoscopically.

About the clinic

Helios Hospital Kiel is a modern medical center offering first-class orthopedics and surgical services for local and international patients. Founded in 1970 as the Waldwiese Klinikum, the institution has grown into a specialist clinic with more than 40 specialists performing surgical procedures. The clinic is located in the seaside city of Kiel, often called the main gateway to the Baltic Sea. The qualified team of doctors in the Kiel Clinic treats more than 2,700 inpatients and 1,300 outpatients annually. Thanks to their successful experience, surgeons perform about 4,500 operations per year. The clinic has 60 beds in bright rooms with a new renovation. Each room includes a TV, radio, Wi-Fi, and a bathroom. Hospital Kiel has an excellent technical infrastructure, including six modern operating rooms with navigation systems, surgical microscopes, MRI, and CT. The clinic's operational activities are arthroscopy, arthroplasty, and hand and foot surgery. Doctors use surgical interventions only after all options for conservative surgery have been exhausted. Moreover, doctors offer alternative therapies, including acupuncture, osteopathy, and chiropractic. Many patients who have received, for example, an artificial hip or an artificial knee undergo a rehabilitation course after their stay in the hospital. Doctors pay special attention to hospital hygiene. One of the tasks of the hospital hygiene team is to record and evaluate pathogens and nosocomial infections and educate hospital staff. The Helios Kiel Hospital includes the departments of general surgery and vascular surgery, neurosurgery and orthopedics, trauma surgery, physiotherapy, and plastic and reconstructive surgery. Doctors, therapists, and nursing staff of the hospital have been trained in orthopedics, rehabilitation medicine, and sports medicine and have many years of experience treating patients who have just undergone surgery. Together with the Helios Dump Clinic, the medical team has developed a follow-up treatment concept specifically for patients with orthopedic conditions. The range of treatments ranges from physiotherapy to respiratory therapy, cardiovascular gymnastics, manual therapy, gait training, and manual lymphatic drainage.

Primary focus

Departments & Doctors

Orthopedics, trauma surgery

Dr. med. Ralf W. Schmitz

orthopedics, general and trauma surgery

General surgery

Dr. Frank Bokelmann

general and abdominal surgery, sigmoid colonoscopy, proctology, and rescue service

General, vascular surgery

Dr. med. Joachim Reusch

general, vascular, and visceral surgery

General medicine

Dr. med. Frauke Timm

general medicine

Orthopedics, hand surgery

Dr. med. Thomas Lewko

orthopedics, hand surgery, acupuncture, manual and sports medicine

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Extra services

Visa Support

Parking Space

Accessibility Features

Location

Hamburger Ch, 77, 24113 Kiel, Germany

FAQ

What types of orthopedic surgeries are offered at the clinic?

Arthroscopic operations through millimeter incisions, endoprosthesis, replacement of an artificial joint with a new one, hand and foot operations, and neurosurgical interventions on the spine are services of the hospital. The focus is placed on quick recovery and maximum preservation of limb functions.

How many orthopedic surgeries does the hospital perform?

Almost 5,000 operations per year are performed by clinic doctors using old proven methods and innovative low-traumatic interventions. Where possible, specialists, on the contrary, prefer conservative forms of treatment (non-surgical).

Can I have foot surgery at Helios Clinic in Kiel?

Thanks to microscopic surgery and minimally invasive neuroprotective operations, the clinic offers a wide range of foot surgery services for valgus deformity, gout lesions, flat feet, and clubfoot correction. Minimal incisions and precision ensure a quick return to everyday life.