Réseau hospitalier neuchâtelois (RHNe)

About the Company

Réseau hospitalier neuchâtelois (RHNe) is a public, multi-departmental hospital in the canton of Neuchâtel in Switzerland, established in 2006 through the merger of local somatic care hospitals. RHNe operates as a network of medical facilities, providing residents of the region with comprehensive healthcare within the public system.

Services and Activities

RHNe offers a wide range of hospital services typical of integrated healthcare networks, including acute inpatient care, outpatient care, diagnostics, as well as rehabilitation and long-term care. As the central cantonal hospital, it has an emergency department, intensive care, and modern diagnostic infrastructure characteristic of this class of facilities. RHNe facilities operate 24/7, allowing for constant access to medical services.

Structure and Organization

RHNe operates in a hospital network model, connecting major city hospitals and regional medical branches. This organization allows for the coordination of care between different levels of services – from acute and specialized care to rehabilitation and palliative services – and better utilization of medical resources throughout the canton. As a public law entity, RHNe operates based on cantonal regulations governing the organization and financing of healthcare.

Target Audience

RHNe primarily directs its services to the residents of the canton of Neuchâtel, providing them with access to basic and specialized hospital care within the public healthcare system. The integrated structure of the network allows for the servicing of both patients requiring urgent intervention and those needing planned treatment, rehabilitation, or long-term medical support.

Mission and Role in the Region

As the main hospital network of the canton, RHNe plays a key role in ensuring the health security of the region, focusing on accessibility, continuity, and quality of care. The integration of several facilities into one network promotes the standardization of medical processes, the development of specializations, and the efficient use of human and technical resources typical of modern public hospitals.

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• Phone (old): +41 32 713 35 04
• WWW (old): https://www.rhne.ch/prestations/orthopedie-traumatologie