Pius-Hospital Oldenburg

The Pius-Hospital Oldenburg is the largest Catholic hospital in Northwestern Germany and offers comprehensive medical care for the region. With 420 beds and approximately 76,000 treatment cases annually, it is one of the leading acute hospitals in Lower Saxony.

• Medical Special Departments: The Pius-Hospital has 13 clinics, including six university clinics, as well as various institutes and specialized departments. It offers specialized treatments in areas such as oncology, gynecology, pulmonology, thoracic and vascular surgery, visceral surgery, ophthalmology, and endoprosthetics.
• Research and Teaching: As part of the Medical Campus of the University of Oldenburg, the Pius-Hospital is actively engaged in research and teaching to quickly implement new medical findings into practice.

The main mission of the Pius-Hospital is to provide outstanding medical treatment and competent care. Values such as kindness, competence, and safety are at the core of its work. A collegial cooperation and mutual respect characterize the collaboration among the staff.

Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the Pius-Hospital places great importance on resource pooling and creating synergies with regional health partners. This contributes to the efficiency and quality of medical care.

The Pius-Hospital was founded in 1871 and is named after Pope Pius IX. It has a long history of medical care and development in the region. Today, it is a central part of University Medicine Oldenburg and works closely with other regional facilities to ensure comprehensive health care.