Schoen Clinic Neustadt

Schoen Clinic Neustadt is a hospital that provides primary, regular, and emergency care. The medical center is an academic teaching hospital of the University of Lubeck, which guarantees patients diagnostics and treatment according to the latest scientific medical discoveries. The clinic is located directly on the shore of the Baltic Sea, between Kiel and Lubeck. The incredible view from the wards also contributes to the speedy recovery of patients. Around 1,200 employees of Schoen Clinic Neustadt treat 70,000 inpatients and outpatients from Germany and other countries every year on an interdisciplinary and interprofessional basis. The clinic has eight departments and two specialized centers. The facility includes 560 beds, which are located in comfortable rooms overlooking the sea. A wide range of procedures in the clinic is focused on each patient. The qualified medical, nursing, and therapeutic staff treat patients based on new scientific discoveries and guidelines. The hospital invests in modern medical equipment and has a modern surgical center. The vibrant, healing architecture contributes to patients' well-being and faster recovery. The clinic has a 24-hour emergency outpatient clinic, a state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization laboratory, and a bowel and pelvic floor center.  Schoen Clinic Neustadt also boasts a certified Parkinson's Center that offers reliable and comprehensive diagnostics and a wide range of treatments. Moreover, the hospital has a Chest Pain Unit and Stroke Unit, which are always ready to provide emergency medical care. Specialists in orthopedics and traumatology, surgery, and internal medicine with cardiology, neurology, and orthopedic rehabilitation offer highly qualified medical services for treating diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal, nervous, and cardiovascular systems. The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology employs world-renowned specialists who specialize in the surgical treatment of pain in the hip joint. Doctors use minimally invasive and soft tissue-sparing surgical interventions. In addition to medical and surgical treatment, specialists use acupuncture, physiotherapy, electrotherapy, occupational therapy, and psychotherapy. The patient's emotional state is critical for the medical team, so the doctor and nurses surround them with maximum care and support.