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Radiotherapy is also known as radiation therapy. Radiotherapy is a medical treatment using radioactive or ionizing rays. This treatment aims to destroy malignant cells (cancer). Along with other treatment techniques such as surgery and chemotherapy, radiotherapy can fight cancer. Radiation therapy for cancer is usually done externally with appropriate equipment or internally by introducing radioactive sources into the body.
Radiation is sometimes used to treat benign growths and other diseases.

Patients who were affected by a stroke or CVA are admitted to a special monitoring room as soon as possible. We call this the stroke unit.

The traumatology department treats disorders and problems of the musculoskeletal system and this mostly after accidents.
Here a multidisciplinary team consisting of orthopedic surgeons, paramedics, nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists is available to treat and guide you.

The pastoral care department aims to assist patients and their loved ones with questions of life and faith, based on Christian inspiration. The pastors themselves belong to the Catholic tradition but are open to all who are looking for depth and meaning, regardless of their religious beliefs. If you belong to a different tradition and you would like to talk to a spiritual care provider from your own ideology or faith, the chaplains can contact a representative of your worship service at your request.

Our psychology department can assist you in your coping process during your hospital stay.

Our dieticians guide people during their hospitalization to eat the right food tailored to their condition, situation and personal needs.