Schoen Clinic Vogtareuth

Schoen Clinic Vogtareuth is the largest hospital in Upper Bavaria. The medical center specializes in diagnosing and treating the musculoskeletal, nervous, spine, and cardiovascular diseases. In addition to primary care, the clinic operates as an educational institution of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and a teaching clinic of the Salzburg Medical Private University. The clinic is also a partner of the University Hospital Tubingen. The clinic opened its doors in 1892 and joined the Schoen Group in 2002. More than 1,280 medical staff treat 12,000 inpatients and 6,000 outpatients per year. The hospital has 420 beds in single, double, and triple rooms. All rooms are designed according to a specially designed furnishing concept and furnished modern and tastefully. The neuropediatrics and pediatric orthopedics at Schoen Clinic Vogtareuth are world leaders. The clinic's specialists enjoy an excellent reputation at the national and international levels and set medical and scientific standards in their therapy. 2019 the hospital opened a gait and movement analysis laboratory with a Vicon 3D infrared camera system and two force measurement plates. Doctors analyze gait and movement disorders in the laboratory in orthopedic and neuro-orthopedic patients in detail, diagnose, plan treatments and aids, and evaluate their effects. At Schoen Clinic, doctors are also successfully working with Lokomat robotic therapy for patients with neurological diseases. The clinic focuses on the specialized center of hand and foot surgery, neurology, neuro-urology, neurosurgery, orthopedics and traumatology, and vascular and cardiac surgery. The clinic also employs qualified pediatricians with years of experience diagnosing and treating children's orthopedic and neurological diseases. The treatment teams provide patients with the latest diagnostics, innovative technologies, and a comprehensive conservative and surgical therapy program. It is done as gently as possible using minimally invasive, motion-saving procedures. Doctors care for each patient individually, tailored to their needs, whether an infant, child, teenager, or adult. The medical team focuses on patients with their individual physical, mental, and spiritual needs.