Bohler Clinic

Bohler Clinic

In 2014, a new hospital group was born from the merger of the Bohler Clinic, the Kirchberg Hospital, the ZithaKlinik and the Sainte Marie Clinic: the Robert Schuman Hospitals. More than 280 doctors with liberal status and 2,250 employees on average make a commitment to provide high-quality care and personalized service with a strong human component.

In order to ensure that patient care remains focused on their requirements, responsibility for the patient's journey has been divided into 7 areas of activity :

• the “ Woman, Mother, Child ” pole is centered mainly at the Bohler Clinic,

• the “ Geriatrics ” pole is made up of acute geriatrics, orthogeriatrics services (Kirchberg site) as well as a rehabilitation service and a cognitive-behavioral unit (located at the Clinique Sainte Marie),
• the " Psychiatry " pole has three adult psychiatry units and the National Service for Juvenile Psychiatry (Kirchberg site), an Addictology-Hepatology unit (ZithaKlinik site) and brings together 3 activity sectors: outpatient clinics , withdrawal hospitalization and intra-hospital liaison psychiatry. The multidisciplinary team offers comprehensive care for people with addiction behavior to various psychoactive substances and / or behavioral addiction,
• the " Internal Medicine " pole brings together different specialties: cardiology, neurology, nephrology-dialysis, endocrinology, diabetology, dermatology, pneumology, vascular surgery, diabetes clinic, hyperbaric clinic, diabetic foot clinic, pediatrics, diagnostic technical platform,
• the “ Musculoskeletal System ” cluster includes orthopedic specialties, trauma as well as hand surgery (on the Kirchberg site), neurosurgery and rheumatology at the Zithaklinik,
• the “ Visceral-Oncology ” pole brings together gastroenterology, visceral and vascular surgery, thoracic surgery and pneumology, urology and medical oncology on the two Luxembourg sites with a strong point at the ZithaKlinik level,
• the transverse pole is made up of the emergency service, operating theaters and medical imagery. The care of the on-call emergency service is centralized on the Kirchberg Hospital site.

Each pole has its own medical directorate and care directorate (medical and nursing pairs) to ensure the operational management of the pole. The directors of the poles of activity and of the transversal clinical services (emergencies, intensive care, operating room, sterilization, medical imaging) benefit from autonomy in their leadership to take all decisions around the direct care of the patient.