Regiomed clinics in Sonneberg / Neuhaus

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Sonneberg Clinic
place	Sonneberg and Neuhaus
Coordinates	50 ° 21 '15 "  N , 11 ° 9' 46"  E Coordinates: 50 ° 21 '15 "  N , 11 ° 9' 46"  E
Managing directors	Alexander Schmidtke, Michael Jung, Michael Musick, Robert Wieland
beds	333 (2012)
Employee	500 (2007)
including doctors	80 (2007)
areas of expertise	10
Affiliation	Regiomed-Kliniken GmbH
founding	1830 (secured)
Website	http://www.medinos-kliniken.de

The Sonneberg Clinic operates two hospitals at the Sonneberg and Neuhaus locations . The entire clinic has 333 beds and 10 specialist departments.

history

The Sonneberg Hospital

The Regiomed-Klinik Sonneberg

The first reference to the "Sondersiechenhaus uterm Judenbach " was found as early as 1564 (mentioned in the first church book in Sonneberg from July 24, 1564). It is controversial whether the authorities founded the house to separate people with infectious diseases. According to a legend, however, a merchant from Nuremberg is said to have donated the house in Sonneberg towards the end of the 15th century after an accident out of gratitude for his good care. This version is supported by a "Beschwehrungs Artickell" ( objection ) from 1580. In the period that followed, the infirmary gained supraregional importance for the circumstances, so in 1657 a leper from Breitenau , about 30 km away, was admitted. There was no supervision or care in today's sense. At times, the inmates were completely on their own and had to make a living by collecting and begging. When it was decided to build a hospital for Sonneberg in 1830, the old infirmary fell into disrepair. After the sale to the porcelain manufacturer Nikol Fischer in 1843, the remains were removed. The previously run “Sondersiechenkasse” was transferred to the hospital fund in 1838.

In 1830 a building for a 'hospital for the city and office of Sonneberg' was bought in what is now the Bettelhecken district . After the renovation, it had 36 beds. The first sick person was Johann Nicol Leuthäuser, who sustained considerable damage to health while extinguishing the fire in Sonneberg. It was recorded in 1834. In contrast to the previous institution, medical care was provided in the hospital in begging hedges, which corresponded to the current state of medical science. In the following years, the hospital's occupancy rate rose steadily.

In the 1880s, the demand for a comprehensive new building in a central location was loud. Different locations were suggested and then rejected. With the decision of the district committee on May 18, 1899, the current location was determined on Neustadter Strasse. Construction work began in June 1900. On December 25, 1901, the new hospital was put into operation as a district hospital. The district hospital initially had 54 beds, and patients and employees were able to use water closets from the start.

After a short time it became clear that the new building, despite its modernity, could not meet the requirements. The isolation area for infectious diseases was too small. In addition, the location right next to the train station brought difficulties. The increasing rail traffic even led to a legal dispute, the outcome of which obliged the "railway tax authorities" to pay 100,000 RM to the district in 1924 (judgment of the Jena Higher Regional Court). The extension, which went into operation in 1927, was designed in such a way that the noise from the railroad was kept to a bearable level.

The structural condition was changed only insignificantly until 1992. Smaller new buildings on the site and the relocation of the children's clinic to the city center shaped the structure and face of the hospital in the period from 1945 to 1989. In the area of ​​medical equipment, progress was always taken into account. As early as 1992, extensions were built in container construction, which are currently being dismantled after the end of the construction work. In 1995 a permanent extension was decided, the so-called sister house.

The district hospitals of Sonneberg and Neuhaus GmbH

Regiomed Clinic Neuhaus am Rennweg

Also in 1995, the Sonneberg District Hospital was merged with the Neuhaus am Rennweg hospital as part of the regional reform . The construction of the Neuhaus district hospital began when Neuhaus am Rennweg became the district town of the Neuhaus am Rennweg district with the administrative reform on July 25, 1952 . The medical need in the district was also increased by the influx of workers for the VEB tube factory "Anna Seghers", later VEB Mikroelektronik Seghers Neuhaus. At the beginning, the medical facilities were temporarily housed in barracks. The location at the "Schöne Aussicht" was retained permanently and became the starting point for a new housing estate.

Until the eighties there were two small hospitals in Neuhaus am Rennweg and in Graefenthal . The medical care was supplemented by polyclinics in the district towns of Lauscha and Oberweißbach . The complicated, step-by-step move to a modern, central new building in Neuhaus am Rennweg near the old hospital under the responsibility of Manfred Rempt (* 1947; † 2012) was not completed until 1988.

With the merger with the Sonneberg Hospital, the district hospitals Sonneberg and Neuhaus GmbH were created . To date, investments have been made in new buildings and extensions at both locations. In addition, the medical facilities were brought up to date with the latest medical research. As a result of the economic problems of the Red Cross in the Sonneberg district, care facilities and the rescue service in the district were transferred to the Sonneberg and Neuhaus GmbH district hospitals in the 1990s.

Medinos sponsorship

At the end of 2007, the company was split into an operating and a holding company and now operates under the MEDINOS brand family. There was also a medical care center and a service company. The artificial word MEDINOS is made up of the word parts “Med” for medicine and “NOS” from the first letters of the locations involved at the time: N for Neuhaus, O for Oerlsdorf and S for Sonneberg.

Sponsorship

Since January 1, 2008, the Sonneberg Clinic has been cooperating with five other hospitals in Schleusingen , Lichtenfels (Upper Franconia) , Coburg and two in Hildburghausen in the non-profit regioMed-Kliniken GmbH.

Since then, regioMed-Kliniken GmbH has owned the operating companies of the clinics and operates the nursing homes in the districts of Hildburghausen and Sonneberg and the rescue service in the district of Sonneberg (Rescue Association South Thuringia) as separate business areas.

literature

• Melanie Gottschild (Red.): In the beginning there was the infirmary: History of medical care in Sonneberg , ed. for the 100th anniversary of the Sonneberg District Hospital, series of publications: Sonneberger Stories 6, Verl. Frankenschwelle, Hildburghausen 2001, ISBN 3-86180-119-1

Web links

• www.regiomed-kliniken.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Medinos Kliniken - At a Glance ( Memento of the original from February 21, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 14, ibid., Appendix
3. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 16
4. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 17
5. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the Beginning was the Infirmary - 100 Years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 18
6. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 19
7. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the Beginning was the Infirmary - 100 Years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 27
8. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 34 ff.
9. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 44 f
10. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 47
11. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 47
12. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the Beginning was the Infirmary - 100 Years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 82 ff
13. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the Beginning was the Infirmary - 100 Years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 92 ff
14. ↑ See Sonneberg Stories Volume 6, In the beginning stood the infirmary - 100 years of the Sonneberg District Hospital, Sonneberg 2001, p. 114
15. ↑ REGIOMED: Six clinics under one roof  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Neue Presse, November 13, 2007