Helios Seehospital Sahlenburg Cuxhaven

Helios Seehospital Sahlenburg Cuxhaven is a specialized orthopedic center in the Elbe-Weser region. The Seehospital Sahlenburg impresses with its long history, particular specialization, and quality, ensuring high medical standards for over a hundred years and thus setting standards. Around 3,500 young and older people visit the Helios Seehospital annually for inpatient treatment. The clinic has 65 beds in comfortable rooms with TV and Wi-Fi. A balanced and varied menu in the hospital considers individual preferences in food and the diet the doctor prescribes. Helios Sahlenburg Clinic performs around 500 joint surgeries annually as a specialized orthopedic clinic. To be able at any time to reconstruct bone loss that occurs during prosthetic operations, the clinic has its bone bank. The clinic also has its diagnostic laboratory, which performs various testing methods, including ELISA, immunofluorescence, and Western blotting. Specialists also use X-rays, new high-resolution ultrasound devices, magnetic resonance imaging, and capillary microscopy. In addition, the medical center in Cuxhaven is one of the few in the Elbe-Weser region that uses spinal neuronavigation. With this new technology, accurate images of the tumor and the surgical procedure can be obtained so that the risk to the patient is significantly reduced and the patient's safety is greatly improved. Today, Sahlenburg Hospital is one of the most renowned orthopedic and rheumatology clinics in Lower Saxony. It brings together four areas under one roof: general surgery and conservative orthopedics, internal rheumatology, spinal surgery, and pediatric orthopedics, as well as anesthesia. Specialists cover the entire spectrum of surgical and conservative treatment measures for posture and musculoskeletal diseases. Qualified doctors implant endoprostheses following the latest medical knowledge in compliance with the highest quality requirements. Doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, ergo therapists, nutritionists, psychologists, and orthopedic technicians work hand in hand and, thanks to their extensive experience, can help patients become mobile again and restore their quality of life in many ways.