Hospital Beaujon AP-HP

9.50

Paris, France

User Score	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Ownership	Clinical trials	Is University Hospital	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
84%	9.5/10	$$$	46	7	1935	370	170000	State hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Yes	Kids, Adults	General	Inpatient, Outpatient	Medium	No

Overview

Size & Capacity

Medium, 370 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

Certificates

Features & Facts

Hospital ambassador for organ donation

Beaujon became the first hospital ambassador for organ donation in France on 4 April 2025, via a label awarded by Greffes+.

Very high overall clinical throughput

Reported yearly volumes include 91,007 consultations and 10,772 surgical procedures, indicating a service model built for both high outpatient flow and complex inpatient surgery.

Two dominant centers of excellence with “digestive-first” DNA

The hospital’s flagship axis is digestive disease, including major interventions on the small bowel, colon, liver, pancreas, cancer management, and hepatobiliary infections, supported by transplantation capability.

Rapid-access oncology diagnostics (HOPE)

The HOPE pathway is designed to deliver, in one day and one location, the core workup (including blood tests, CT scan, and MRI) for newly detected liver (and related) tumors.

Formal cancer rapid-diagnosis recognition

HOPE is described as part of the AP-HP cancer rapid-diagnosis network. It is explicitly linked to a portfolio of “30” rapid diagnosis centers, with an accreditation framing that covers the 2021–2030 period.

Advanced imaging platform

The imaging department states it has two CT scanners and two MRI units, supporting both diagnostic imaging and interventional activity.

Emergency & maternity activity at scale

Beaujon reports 34,612 Emergency Department visits, 4,605 gynecology-obstetric emergency visits, and 1,585 births per year.

Rare-disease platform breadth with expert-center labeling

The hospital reports 9 rare-disease centers, and its vascular liver disease reference center was designated an expert center by the Ministry of Health in November 2005, supporting structured national referral pathways for complex hepatic vascular disorders.

One of France’s largest liver-transplant centers

Liver transplantation began on-site in 1989, and the program reports more than 2,000 liver transplants performed since 1990, with more than 100 liver transplants per year and combined transplants (e.g., liver–kidney, liver–heart, liver–lung, liver–intestine) among its activities.

High annual liver-transplant output

The hospital’s own activity dashboard reports 97 liver transplants (“greffes hépatiques”) in the referenced year, aligning with a consistently high-volume program.

Extensive rare-disease management in lysosomal disorders

The lysosomal diseases reference center is described as designated since 2004, with an active cohort of around 500 patients and more than 1,000 patients in institutional registries, supported by 30–40 multidisciplinary meetings per year.

Robotic surgery deployment across three surgical disciplines

Robotic-assisted surgery has been in use since October 2023 in gynecology–obstetrics, colorectal/digestive surgery, and hepatobiliary–pancreatic surgery, including liver transplantation, with support from teams explicitly trained on the platform.

About the clinic

Hospital Beaujon (AP-HP) is a long-running acute-care hospital just outside Paris, based in Clichy (Hauts-de-Seine). It is known for its landmark “vertical hospital” layout—an early “hôpital-bloc” built between 1933 and 1935, designed as a multi-level complex (often referenced as 12 floors) and associated with interwar Art Deco architecture and modern European hospital planning. Today, Beaujon operates within the AP-HP network as an adult short-stay hospital that combines everyday local services with specialist referral care, including a 24/7 adult Emergency Department and maternity services. Clinically, it is structured around two significant areas of expertise: digestive medicine and surgery (notably intestinal, liver, and pancreatic surgery, transplantation, and digestive oncology) and head/neck/spine care (including neurosurgery and allied specialties). The hospital is also affiliated with Université Paris Cité, underlining its teaching and research role. Hospital Beaujon delivers 167,666 “prises en charge” per year (care episodes/encounters). Its published activity totals include 91,007 consultations, 37,442 hospital stays, and 10,772 surgical procedures annually. It also reports 34,612 Emergency Department visits, 4,605 gynecology-obstetric emergency visits, and 1,585 births each year. In addition, Beaujon identifies 9 rare-disease centers and reports 97 liver transplants in its key indicators. A distinguishing element of the hospital is its emphasis on organized fast-track diagnostic pathways, particularly in cancer care, supported by a strong technical platform. Beaujon references three AP-HP rapid diagnostic cancer centers (focused on liver, pancreas, and neuroendocrine tumors) and lists advanced facilities including a surgical robot, two MRI scanners, two CT scanners, a PET-CT, and 15 operating rooms. From a quality and oversight perspective, Beaujon highlights its latest external assessment: the French health authority (HAS) lists the hospital as certified, concluding that quality of care is confirmed, with certification dated 20 March 2024; the hospital also cites a related decision communication dated 29 March 2024. Looking ahead, Beaujon is part of a major reconfiguration of hospital and university infrastructure in northern Greater Paris. AP-HP communications indicate that the Saint-Ouen Grand Paris Nord hospital-university campus is expected to consolidate the medico-surgical activities of Bichat-Claude-Bernard and Beaujon around 2030.

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Extra services

Parking Space

24/7 medical assistance

Intensive Care Unit

Cafeteria

ATM / Banking

Location

100 Bd du Général Leclerc, 92110 Clichy, France

FAQ

What is the PROACTIVE Nutrition day-hospital program?

PROACTIVE Nutrition is a day-hospital initiative described as a more holistic pathway (notably for patients with MICI/IBD) aimed at improving recovery and reducing complications.

What is “SURVI” and who is it for?

SURVI is Beaujon’s 24/7 emergency pathway for intestinal vascular events/ischemia, with clear referral criteria and dedicated phone lines for patients and health professionals.

Is Beaujon a high-volume liver transplant center?

Yes—Beaujon reports that 2,000+ liver transplants have been performed since 1990, with 100+ per year; the clinic is among the four largest liver transplant teams in France by volume.