Childrens Hospital Nuremberg Departments
The Children's Hospital Nuremberg is a maximum care health facility that focuses on providing effective care for young patients in a pleasant and comfortable environment. The hospital admits children and adolescents up to 18 years old. Medical care can be provided on an inpatient or outpatient basis. Highly qualified doctors and experienced nursing staff work with children. The specialists get along well with young patients. The goal of the hospital's medical team is to provide patients with modern and most sparing treatment. It is also important for doctors to eliminate pain and discomfort during the therapeutic process. The key to successful clinical practice in the medical facility is the close cooperation of doctors, their high competence and vast experience, as well as the hospital's state-of-the-art medical equipment and modern infrastructure.
The hospital has more than ten specialized departments. Priority areas include pediatric otolaryngology, surgery, urology, orthopedics, endocrinology, oncology, hematology, pulmonology, and neuropediatrics. Patients are offered innovative treatments that have proven themselves at the international level. Surgical treatment involves the wide use of sparing, minimally invasive techniques, after which children recover quickly and experience virtually no pain.
The hospital admits more than 15,000 young patients every year, most of whom are treated on an outpatient basis without mandatory hospitalization. Each child receives personalized care. The treatment is accurately planned, and the doctor tells the parents about its specifics. An important aspect is a friendly and attentive attitude towards children, as well as understanding their fears and needs.
The Children's Hospital Nuremberg has repeatedly received the "Ausgezeichnet. FÜR KINDER" quality certificate. This certification is granted to the best children's hospitals in Germany, which regularly demonstrate high treatment success rates.
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Departments
Accommodation
Patients rooms
The patients of the Children's Hospital Nuremberg live in comfortable rooms designed in a child-friendly style. The furnishing of a patient room includes a comfortable automatically adjustable bed, a bedside table, a table, chairs, and a wardrobe. The hospital has a Rooming-in system, thanks to which parents can stay in the same room with their child. To ensure interesting and pleasant leisure time for children, the hospital has excellent playrooms, where every child can find something to do and toys to their liking.
Meals and Menus
The patients at the hospital are offered three tasty and balanced meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. With appropriate clinical indications, an individual menu may be developed for the child.
Further details
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Location
Nuremberg is a beautiful city located in the center of Bavaria, on the banks of the Pegnitz River. It amazingly combines the Middle Ages and modernity. In ancient times, Nuremberg served as the secret capital of the Roman Empire. In the Middle Ages, this city was the cradle of kings. After World War II, there was a sensational tribunal over the Nazis known as the "Nuremberg Trial". Such a rich history left behind a large number of attractions, which one should certainly see with their own eyes.
All historical sights are located in the Old City. The symbol of the city is the Nuremberg Fortress with its city wall, preserved even after shelling during the Second World War. The fortress houses a Historical Museum with a very interesting exhibition of furniture, weapons, and everyday objects from the Middle Ages. Another colorful place is the Altstadt quarter, where one can walk along narrow cobbled streets with medieval houses facing each other, in which cozy cafes and souvenir shops are located.
The most interesting museums are the German National Museum and the Toy Museum. The German National Museum has collected more than a million exhibits on the history of art and culture in German-speaking countries. The age of the oldest exhibits is more than 30,000 years! It exhibits paintings, sculptures, clothes, scientific instruments, musical instruments, and toys. The Department of Musical Instruments stores the world's largest collection of pianos. The Toy Museum offers a unique collection of toys from the 18th to 20th centuries.
One of the most important features of Nuremberg, its landmark, is the Christmas Market. The central square of the city is filled with numerous tents, shopping arcades, and fairgrounds, and the anticipation of the holiday lasts 2-3 weeks before the Catholic Christmas. At this time, Nuremberg is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists.
