Helios Mariahilf Klinik

Helios Mariahilf Klinik Hamburg is a primary and specialized healthcare hospital located in the southern part of Hamburg, in the Heimfeld district. It is part of the Helios Kliniken group and specializes in the care of women and children in the Süderelbe area, being the only maternity clinic south of the Elbe. The hospital has 183 beds and employs around 400 staff, including 103 doctors (data from 2016). It also serves as the academic clinical hospital of the University of Hamburg. The history of the facility dates back to May 20, 1900, when Pastor Johannes Meyer, along with the nuns, founded Mariahilf Krankenhaus. Despite the Protestant character of northern Germany, the Catholic community on the south side of the Elbe grew dynamically due to the expansion of the Hamburg port. The hospital quickly expanded thanks to the commitment of the nuns. The range of services includes:

• Maternity clinic (Geburtsklinik)
• Care for women and children (Versorgung von Frauen und Kindern)
• Educational activities as an academic hospital The facility provides comprehensive medical care for residents of southern Hamburg, focusing on the needs of women and children. As part of the larger Helios Kliniken group, it benefits from the experience and resources of this network of hospitals. The hospital management consists of: Philip Wettengel, Matthias Seack, Ornela Dukic, and Picabo Kühn. The hospital is located at 53°28′15″N 9°56′17″O and is an important element of the medical infrastructure in the southern part of the city.