University Hospital Oldenburg

University Hospital Oldenburg is a highly specialized medical institution that offers a wide range of quality medical services. According to the prestigious Focus magazine, the University Hospital of Oldenburg is one of the best medical facilities in Germany. Furthermore, the hospital is located on a territory with a picturesque landscape, which contributes to the speedy recovery and rehabilitation of patients. The hospital has 16 clinics, 11 centers, and eight institutes. The hospital's medical team annually treats 37,000 patients on an inpatient and part-inpatient basis, as well as more than 100,000 outpatients. The hospital is designed for 832 beds in comfortable single and double rooms. The pediatric departments' wards are decorated appropriately so small patients feel at home. The hospital also has a pharmacy, a hairdresser, and a library with audiobooks, DVDs, and board games. The hospital is certified by the German Society for Traumatology and is one of the largest providers of medical services for trauma treatment. The university hospital includes an emergency center where numerous acute illnesses and injuries are examined and treated. Services range from minor health problems to severe injuries or heart attacks. Based on the hospital, doctors conduct many research projects, especially in thyroid pathology.  Highly-qualified specialists are developing an application for patients to train various aspects of their voice after thyroid surgery specifically. As a result, hospital patients can be sure they receive adequate and innovative therapy. All doctors at the University Hospital of Oldenburg have many years of experience and excellent achievements in diagnosing and treating various diseases. The hospital has intensive care departments, dermatology and allergology, gynecology and obstetrics, cardiac surgery and general surgery, oncology, and genetics. Particular attention is paid to children's mental health, so the hospital has a child and adolescent psychiatry department, psychosomatics, and psychotherapy. The hospital's medical staff takes care of patients' emotional states, creating a friendly atmosphere and supporting patients in every possible way at all stages of their treatment.