District Clinic Wöllershof

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The Wöllershof District Clinic ( BKW ) comprises several specialist clinics and medical facilities in the Upper Palatinate District - KU (medbo) .

Facilities

The Clinic for Psychiatry, Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy at the Wöllershof District Hospital is divided into four departments:

  1. General psychiatry I with a focus on psychoses
  2. General Psychiatry II with a focus on affective disorders
  3. Geriatric medicine
  4. Addiction medicine with affiliated addiction rehab

history

Today's district clinic is a former sanatorium and nursing home founded in 1906. In 1920 the institution was closed and his patients moved to Regensburg . Until 1931, Wöllershof served as a children's rest home. From 1938 to 1943 it became the Reich Finance School and served as a reserve hospital towards the end of the war. After 1945 the facility continued to be used as a hospital. In 1978 the district took over the house and expanded Wöllershof into a specialist clinic for psychiatry.

In 2006, medbo GmbH - Medical Facilities in the Upper Palatinate District, was founded, to which the Wöllershof District Hospital has belonged ever since.

architecture

The main building with a central dome pavilion and adjoining mansard roof wings is joined to a rear inner courtyard (building no. 4). Other buildings are the hall building from 1938 attached to the north-west, a pavilion in a park area consisting of 8 pavilions (Buildings No. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13) and two administration buildings (Buildings No. 3, 16). The pavilions are arranged as a south and north row in east-west direction, those of the south row as a rhythmic group in the sequence abcba. The main views are oriented to the south, those of the main building like a castle with a raised central pavilion with high windows in the piano nobile and copper-covered dome, the side pavilions are two-story with tiled mansard roofs, the connecting wings are single-story. The pavilions are single-storey with extended, also tiled mansard roofs. The buildings have natural stone bases, the facades are plastered; built between 1906 and 1911 in the form of Baroque Art Nouveau; the hall building from 1938 in architecture typical of the time; with equipment; Chapel (component no. 4) with a square floor plan, natural stone masonry with multi-colored glazed light strips between the upper edge of the wall and the eaves edge of the wood clapboard pyramid roof ; 1964. The northern pavilion buildings (house number 11-13) have recently been heavily modernized inside and combined with modern connecting structures.

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Coordinates: 49 ° 44 ′ 50.8 ″  N , 12 ° 11 ′ 0.3 ″  E