St.-Vinzenz-Hospital

About the Company

St. Vincent Hospital in Haselünne, Lower Saxony, is a Catholic primary and regulatory care hospital, responsible for the care of residents in northern Emsland. The facility plays a key role in the regional healthcare system, providing both somatic treatment and a wide range of psychiatric care, including full inpatient psychiatric care for the Emsland region. The hospital operates as an organization focused on the well-being of patients, combining professional medical treatment with values derived from the tradition of Catholic service to others.

Services and Ministry

St. Vincent Hospital offers services through three main clinics, led by department heads: Internal Medicine Clinic, Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, and Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy. The Internal Medicine Clinic covers the full spectrum of internal medicine, with particular emphasis on gastroenterology, cardiology, pulmonology, and oncology, and has beds in the ward and intensive care unit. The psychiatric and psychosomatic departments focus on the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders and psychosomatic suffering, combining medical and psychotherapeutic approaches. The hospital has a total of 180 inpatient beds, including places in internal medicine, psychiatry, psychotherapy, and psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy. The offerings also include a general psychiatric day clinic, geriatric psychiatric day clinic, and institutional psychiatric outpatient clinic, allowing for partial inpatient and outpatient treatment. The hospital structure also includes an outpatient treatment center, utilized in collaboration with specialist doctors and anesthesiologists practicing outside the hospital.

Who It Is For

St. Vincent Hospital directs its services to individuals requiring primary hospital care in internal medicine and to patients with mental disorders and psychosomatic problems who need inpatient, day, or outpatient treatment. The hospital particularly supports residents of the Emsland region, providing them with local access to comprehensive psychiatric care, including full inpatient care and specialized forms of day therapy. The facility is also a workplace for many specialists from various medical and auxiliary professions, creating an interdisciplinary team focused on the safety, comfort, and improvement of patients' quality of life.

Patient Approach

As a Catholic hospital, St. Vincent Hospital combines high standards of professional medicine with care for the dignity, individual needs, and life situation of those entrusting their health to it. The team's goal is not only to treat diseases but also to support the healing process and improve quality of life, which is reflected in a holistic approach to the patient, encompassing physical, psychological, and social aspects. The hospital strives to make patients' stays as comfortable as possible, placing great emphasis on friendly communication, understandable explanations of procedures, and collaboration with families and loved ones.

Collaboration and Role in the Region

St. Vincent Hospital is one of the larger employers in the Haselünne area and collaborates with numerous partners in the regional healthcare system, including private practice physicians and institutions responsible for psychiatric care. As a primary and regulatory care hospital, the facility plays a significant role in securing the health of residents in northern Emsland, enabling local treatment of many conditions without the need to travel to distant centers. By combining internal, psychiatric, and psychosomatic care, the hospital offers a wide, coherent range of services that meets the diverse health needs of the community in the region.

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• Phone (old): +49 5961 5030
• WWW (old): https://www.aerzte.de/haseluenne/niedersachsen/fa-fuer-innere-medizin/dr-med-maria-zielinski