Patients & Visitors

Staying in the Hospital

Before the hospital stay

Please list all medications that your treating physicians have prescribed for you on an outpatient basis and that you take regularly. Please ask the admitting doctor whether you should stop taking certain medications, e.g. for blood thinning. Please also note non-prescription medicines on the list.

During the hospital stay

During your stay you will receive your medication from our in-house pharmacy. Due to the wide range of medicines on the market, we cannot keep all of them in stock. It can therefore happen that medicines are exchanged for equivalent medicines in the hospital. We will inform you about this.

After the hospital stay

The discharge letter contains your current drug therapy. Medicines are given in accordance with the statutory provisions of the framework contract for discharge management.

Hygiene

Our goal is the prevention, detection and control of hospital-acquired infections (nosocomial infections). The hygiene management in our hospital contributes to patient safety and serves to protect our employees. In addition to specialist hygienists and hygiene specialists, hygiene officers and nursing staff take care of the implementation of and compliance with hygiene management in day-to-day work.

At home and mobile: New form of care in infectiology

Faster discharge from the hospital and higher patient satisfaction through an outpatient antibiotic infusion. We stand for outpatient parenteral antibiotic therapy or anti-infective therapy. In the case of severe infections that require several weeks of antibiotic therapy as an injection into the vein, Safin Hospital now also offers selected patients a modern alternative to a long inpatient stay: under the guidance of the Antibiotic Stewardship Team and through an outpatient home care service, patients can easily administer the infusions themselves at home using a special syringe pump system and a special catheter. The patients can thus return to their usual everyday life sooner, while at the same time the risk of nosocomial infections decreases.

The medical treatment center for adults with mental or severe multiple disabilities treats people who are dependent on special outpatient care due to the type, severity or complexity of their illness. A medical team of doctors from different disciplines, specialized nurses, psychologists, curative teachers, physiotherapists and occupational therapists as well as speech therapists work closely together to offer those affected a needs-based care.