Hanau Clinic
The Hanau Clinic is one of two hospitals in Hanau and is entirely owned by the city. It is a maximum care hospital and an academic teaching hospital of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main.
The clinic has 747 beds and treats 33,300 inpatients and 61,000 outpatients annually. The catchment area includes the western Main-Kinzig district and adjacent areas with a total of 400,000 inhabitants.
history
Functional predecessors of today's Hanau Clinic were, on the one hand, the Alt-Hanauer Hospital , a late medieval foundation of the (later) old town of Hanau. In 1505 it was rebuilt in Hospitalstrasse, which is now named after it . With the founding of Hanauer Neustadt at the end of the 16th century, its citizens also founded their own hospital in 1609. This was initially on Frankfurter Strasse, but was later replaced by a new building on Leimenstrasse, where the Hanau Clinic is still located today.
During the Second World War, the hospital buildings were almost completely destroyed. Only in the 1950s could operations be resumed. In 1996 the psychiatric department was taken over by the State Welfare Association of Hesse , which is still located in a structurally separate, listed building complex that was formerly the seat of the High State School .
Departments
- General, visceral and thoracic surgery
- Anaesthesiology, operative intensive care medicine and pain therapy
- Dermatology and allergology
- Gastroenterology, Diabetology and Infectiology
- Vascular surgery, vascular and endovascular surgery
- Gynecology and obstetrics
- Cardiology, angiology, pulmonology, nephrology and internal intensive care medicine
- Paediatrics
- Ear, nose and throat diseases
- neurology
- internal oncology, hematology and clinical immunology
- Trauma surgery and orthopedics
- Psychiatry and psychotherapy