University Hospital Augsburg

University Hospital Augsburg has two locations in the city. As a provider of complex care, the hospital offers almost all medical specialties under one roof as a clinic with the highest level of service. University Hospital Augsburg includes a total of 23 clinics and three institutes, as well as other medical areas and centers. More than 6,500 employees, including about 900 doctors and 2,500 nurses, care for the health. The hospital has 1,541 inpatient and daycare beds. The clinic's doctors treat more than 65,000 inpatients and 175,000 outpatients yearly. The hospital also has a pharmacy that meets all quality standards and provides hospital patients with everything they need. The hospital has modern CT scanners, magnetic resonance tomography, ultrasound, and endoscopic instruments. In addition to technical know-how, university dispensaries offer direct access to medical innovation - patients benefit from advances in medicine and technology early.  The hospital has a specialized pediatric pain center where doctors offer multimodal pain therapy that includes all factors in treating chronic pain.  The formation of interdisciplinary outpatient clinics enables a close exchange between attending physicians in diagnosing and developing a personalized treatment for the patient. Many patients avoid hospital stays thanks to the medical services offered by university outpatient clinics.  University Hospital Augsburg supplies patients throughout the region with essential blood products.  In addition to its own needs, the hospital supplies many oncology centers and clinics. The hospital has an advanced emergency department where the medical team treats patients with severe injuries and acute pathological conditions around the clock. Departments such as allergology and dermatology, gynecology, and otolaryngology work with the department of pediatrics to provide interdisciplinary care to patients of all ages. Specialized departments include vascular and endovascular surgery, pulmonology, rheumatology, oncology, nephrology, neurosurgery, nuclear medicine, and radiology. Particular attention is paid to physiotherapy and occupational therapy, which support the patient in retraining, improving, and maintaining mobility and functionality.