Klinikum Hanau

About Klinikum Hanau

Klinikum Hanau is a hospital of the highest care level and a teaching hospital of Goethe University Frankfurt am Main with a certified training center. In 14 clinics, four institutes, and the central emergency room, around 112,000 patients are treated annually on an outpatient and inpatient basis. 2,000 employees work every day with modern medical technology to care for patients from a catchment area of 400,000 inhabitants. As a Perinatal Center Level 2, the hospital offers optimal care for premature and newborn babies from the 29+0 week of pregnancy or a birth weight of 1,250 grams and has a high diagnostic standard with a variety of certified centers. In the only certified hospital tumor center (DKG) in the Main-Kinzig district, patients are comprehensively cared for in the areas of colon cancer, pancreatic cancer, gynecological oncology, breast cancer, as well as leukemias and lymphomas. The certified Stroke Unit for optimal care of stroke patients, the regional trauma center certified by the German Society for Trauma Surgery (DGU), the obesity center for morbidly obese patients certified by the German Society for General and Visceral Surgery (DGAV), the atrial fibrillation center certified by the German Society of Cardiology, the certified vascular center, and the center for pediatric diabetes certified by the German Diabetes Association complete the offering. In addition, the hospital offers a local point of contact for those affected with a thyroid center and an endometriosis center. The hospital is publicly owned by the city of Hanau.