HOPITAL SUBURBAIN DU BOUSCAT

About HOPITAL SUBURBAIN DU BOUSCAT

Located in the heart of the commune of Bouscat (Bordeaux Métropole), the Œuvre de l’Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat was founded in July 1898 by Doctor Édouard Delay; it was recognized as a Public Utility Association on April 11, 1923. At the time, this establishment was intended to help the poor and indigent children of the Bordeaux suburbs, with the benevolent and competent help of religious sisters. Through various restructurings, Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat has always responded to the needs and wishes of hospitalized patients, and has always retained its "public utility association" status. Since January 1, 1983, Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat has participated in Public Service and now holds the status of a Private Health Establishment of Collective Interest (ESPIC). It receives patients without distinction of origin, religion, or financial situation. Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat positions itself as a benchmark establishment in the Bordeaux Métropole region given its multidisciplinary care offering, its economic and environmental measures, the skills and complementarity of its doctors, and its modern technical facilities. A true local hospital, Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat is focused on quality care, outpatient management, and the development of new areas of expertise to be as close as possible to the needs and expectations of its territory. Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat is a Private Non-profit establishment, Participating in Public Hospital Service and is notable for the values it upholds regarding the quality of care. The establishment offers several types of activities: 70 medical beds spread over 3 floors, 2 day hospital places (HDJ) and 2 outpatient surgery places, 135 home hospitalization places (HAD), certified memory clinic and specialized external consultations, Radiology, Ultrasound, and Mammography. Since January 1, 1983, Hôpital Suburbain du Bouscat has participated in Public Service and now holds the status of a Private Health Establishment of Collective Interest (ESPIC). It receives patients without distinction of origin, religion, or financial situation.