Safety concept
Measures
Our clinic Heidelberg is located on the edge of the old university town Heidelberg, next to a beautiful nature reserve. Patients in all phases can be treated there since the clinic is offering the whole spectrum of neurological rehabilitation.
Heidelberg is located in the Southwest of Germany at the river Neckar. Near the clinic you will find the Königsstuhl, Heidelberg Palace as well as the nature park Neckartal-Odenwald.
Due to the short distance to Frankfurt airport and the associated connection to the entire world, your trip to Heidelberg will be fast and easy.
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Emergency care is provided after an accident or illness, if necessary - also in an intensive care setting. Prompt treatment is critical to the success of treatment, as the first few hours after an acute neurological episode are critical. Vital functions are often limited, so prompt and qualified patient treatment is required.
The early rehabilitation phase involves the treatment and rehabilitation of severely injured patients. Due to the severity of the patient's condition, he still requires intensive medical supervision and therapeutic measures. Many professionals (doctors of various specialties, physiotherapists, caregivers, and social services) work with patients and their families to restore vital functions, sensorimotor and coordination, and mental, cognitive, and psychological functions. This also requires specially equipped beds in intensive care equipment.
Stage C (after initial rehabilitation) focuses on developing everyday skills. Patients can already respond, and their condition is stable, but some still require serious care. Physicians, physiotherapists, medical staff, and social services work within interdisciplinary teams to develop individualized therapy for each patient's specific clinical status.
Phase D / E involves preparation for professional reintegration. Patients are already largely independent in terms of daily routine activities. Therefore, in the D / E phase, the verification of work and professional competence comes to the fore, as well as the training of mental and psychological functions and social, cultural, and leisure competence. Through restoring professional skills or retraining, full reintegration into the professional environment can occur.
Kliniken Schmieder cooperates closely with the University Neurology Clinic. The Early Rehabilitation Department has been working with the Stroke Department for many years, combining emergency medicine with rehabilitation medicine.