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University Hospital Vienna (AKH)

University Hospital Vienna (AKH)
9.80

Vienna, Austria

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User ScoreTotal ReviewsRatingPrice RangeMedia FilesCertificatesFounded InBedsPatientsDepartmentsOwnershipClinical trialsIs University HospitalAge GroupClinic TypeType of CareSizeOnline Consultations
92%17779.8/10$$$$3941784174216000001 medical unitState hospitalConduct clinical trialsYesKids, AdultsGeneralInpatient, OutpatientLargeNo

Overview

Size & Capacity

Large, 1,742 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

3.2 on Google

The data collected based on 1,777 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Competent in multidisciplinary cancer treatment
In 2019, the Vienna MedUni and hospital’s staff, including radiation therapists, pathologists, surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists, conducted 847 meetings and discussed cases and treatment options for 11,052 patients.
Become a part of scientific discoveries
The Vienna General Hospital runs numerous clinical trials and allows patients to join some of them, mainly focusing on cancer, immunology, cardiovascular diseases, and surgery.
Pain management professionals
Two departments of radiation oncology (14D and 14E), which managed many patients with severe pain syndromes, achieved 7 certifications for professional, timely, and effective pain management services.
Experienced in organ transplantation
In 2022, the University Hospital Vienna (AKH) conducted 42 heart, 66 liver, 95 lung, and 132 kidney transplantations. In general, as of 2017, the hospital performed 1,500+ heart transplantations.
Tight partnership with medical facilities
The Vienna General Hospital collaborates with Medical University Vienna, Vienna Health Association, and Comprehensive Cancer Center Vienna to provide and ensure high-quality services.

About the clinic

University Hospital Vienna (AKH) is one of Europe's oldest and largest multidisciplinary extensive research centers, with a 300-year history. The hospital was founded by Emperor Leopold I in 1693 as the "House for the poor and invalids". Subsequently, the building was reformatted into the "General Hospital" in 1784. The university clinic was officially opened in 1994 after all the modernizations and changes as a high-tech, world-renowned center. A lovely clinic has gardens, cafes, and shops among historical monuments and graceful architecture. Furthermore, the hospital was recently chosen as the central motif for the 50-euro commemorative coin. The facility comprises 25 university clinics, 39 departments, 15 intensive care units, 21 intensive care units, 50 high-tech operating units, and a specialized oncology center. The hospital is the fifth in Europe in the number of employees and beds and serves 1,742 beds, approximately 1. 5 million outpatients, and more than 100,000 inpatients worldwide.   AKH cooperates with the famous Medical University of Vienna and is a member of the "European University Hospital Alliance," an association of the nine most essential university hospitals in Europe. Doctors are involved in innovative developments in immunology, oncology, neuroscience, cardiology, and diagnostic imaging.  One of the scientific and medical achievements of the clinic is the oncology center, which annually serves more than 7,500 patients from all over the world. Patients always have access to innovative drugs and improved treatment technologies: radiation therapy under visual control, modulated intensity, hypofractionated stereotactic, and selective internal radiation therapy. These new methods help reduce the number of complications and relapses and promote rapid rehabilitation and almost 100% success. The neurosurgery department has been operating for more than 25 years, with 2,000 operations and research annually with the help of advanced CT, MRI, and PET equipment. Such popularity ensures continuous development and experience for doctors because everyone performs the required minimum number of operations per year. The ISO certificate confirms the high service quality.  The medical center also owns one of Europe's largest radiation oncology departments.  The department is the primary driver and author of the guidelines of the European Society of Radiotherapy and Oncology and the coordinator of the EMBRACE study, a multicenter study on cervical cancer diagnosis. The famous "3D imaging in oncology" seminar is also held in the clinic. University Hospital in Vienna offers assistance in an extensive range of medical services: aesthetic surgery, pulmonology and otolaryngology, ophthalmology, immunology, neurology, endocrinology and dermatology, gastroenterology, gynecology and obstetrics, rheumatology, orthopedics, cardiology, dentistry, pediatrics, and many others. Considering the hospital's scientific potential, it employs talented and unique doctors who drive world medicine and ensure predictable positive treatment results in a cozy atmosphere.

Departments & Doctors

Nuclear medicine
Univ. Prof. Dr. med. Marcus Hacker

nuclear medicine and prostate cancer

Gallery

Extra services

Visa Support
Parking Space
24/7 medical assistance
Intensive Care Unit
On-Site Pharmacy

Location

Währinger Gürtel 18-20, 1090 Wien, Austria

FAQ

Is University Hospital Vienna a good choice for oncology treatment?

The clinic is suitable for cancer treatment, especially radiological therapy. One of the innovative techniques is hypofractionated, stereotaxic radiation therapy (HSRT), an advanced technique for delivering highly biologically effective doses to malignant tissue without affecting healthy organs.

What range of services does the hospital offer?

In addition to treating general pulmonary, ophthalmic, neurological, immunological, gastroenterological, rheumatological, cardiac, and orthopedic diseases, the clinic provides patients with safe and effective clinical trials. Also, aesthetic surgery and dentistry expand the range of services.

Do doctors treat vascular surgical diseases?

Thanks to modern microscopic operating equipment, the clinic has successfully treated vascular diseases. A minimally invasive approach and tiny instruments ensure the maximum preservation of fragile vessels and their high-quality suturing with the thinnest strong material.

Can I get robotic prostate surgery?

The DaVinci robot is the method of choice to treat various prostate diseases in the clinic. The surgeon works at an individual console, which analyzes and brings movement to the ideal. In addition, 3D imaging reduces the necessary incisions and, therefore, the risk of complications and infection.

What is the rating of the clinic?

University Hospital Vienna (AKH) is rated as 9.80 by AiroMedical.

What do patients say about University Hospital Vienna (AKH)?

The clinic has 1,777 feedbacks at other places. The UserScore of the hospital is 92%.

How can you book a service, and what is the cost?

There are 1 offer & 1 price tag presented on AiroMedical. Select the service needed and proceed with booking. Don’t find a proper deal, contact the clinic to get a custom offer.

What is the overall experience of the facility?

University Hospital Vienna (AKH) has been operating since 1784. It has accumulated over 240 years of clinical background.

Where can I see the hospital's work, interior space, and exterior?

AiroMedical gallery has 31 photos & 8 videos related to University Hospital Vienna (AKH).

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Where is the clinic located?

The address of the facility is Währinger Gürtel 18-20 1090, Vienna, Austria.

Does the hospital offer online consultations?

No, University Hospital Vienna (AKH) doesn’t perform virtual appointments.

What age range of patients can be admitted to the clinic?

The hospital accepts patients of all ages.

What type of stay is offered at University Hospital Vienna (AKH)?

The clinic offers both inpatient and outpatient services, so you can be hospitalized (if indicated).

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