Marien Hospital Marl

Marien Hospital Marl is a modern medical facility that provides high-quality medicine following international standards. The clinic was built in 1961 and is now part of the largest hospital group KKRN - Katholisches Klinikum Ruhrgebiet Nord. The best care and human attention are the two foundations of the hospital. The hospital has 281 beds, six medical departments (surgery, orthopedics, internal medicine, cardiology, urology, nephrology, and dialysis), a palliative care department, and an affiliated school of medical and nursing professions. In addition to departments, the hospital includes four specialized centers: chest pain center, intestinal center, hypertension, and prostate centers. The medical team has more than 900 qualified employees. Almost 12,000 inpatients and 15,000 outpatients a year receive highly professional consultations and reliable treatment. All hospital specialists pay special attention to training and advanced training to treat patients at the highest level.  The Marien Hospital is one of the few that uses the latest generation of the DaVinci system.  This computerized surgical system is considered a milestone in modern surgery and is used by urologists and surgeons. The hospital includes six operating rooms, among the most modern in Germany. The central department of the hospital is the cardiology unit, based on which around-the-clock duty service for cardiac catheterization is organized. Experienced doctors quickly recognize life-threatening conditions and prevent irreversible damage to the cardiac muscle. "Medicine for Humanity" is the guiding principle for Marien Hospital, which implies respect and protection of human life and provides the most effective care to the patient to preserve his life and well-being. Therefore, the hospital cares for patients following the current state of nursing knowledge and methods, considering Christian ethical and economic values and norms.