University Hospital of Cologne

About Hospital

• University Hospital of Cologne was established in 1908 and is one of the wide-ranging medical institutions in Germany.
• The clinic has upheld its quality standards, as evidenced by its ISO and JCI certifications. 16 Nobel laureates are experts in their fields working at the university hospital in Cologne.
• This hospital is a part of the University of Cologne and primarily focuses on providing a full range of medical care to treat diseases.
• It has specialized centers named the Center for Integrated Oncology, Center for Rare Diseases, Center for Family Healthy, Head and Neck Tumor Center, and Center for Surgical Pediatrics. 
• It is a multi-specialty hospital that provides services in many areas of specialization, such as Dentistry, Cardiac and thoracic surgery, Cardiology, Dermatology, venereology, allergology, Endocrinology and diabetology, Gastroenterology and hepatology, General, visceral, and tumor surgery, Gynaecology, and obstetrics.
• University Hospital of Cologne consists of 59 clinics, centers, and institutes.
• It is recognized as a significant research facility, creator of novel therapeutic approaches, and active supporter of medical innovation.
• This hospital provides clinical services to more than 375,000 patients annually, including more than 63,000 inpatients.