Construction phase 3 completed

Primary care in the modern center

No stone was left unturned during the modernization work.

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Wolfsberg Hospital is being modernized. Following the expansion of the gynecology, operating and intensive care units, the outpatient clinic has been extended. 

Modernization work at Wolfsberg LKH, which has 317 beds and 860 employees, has been in full swing for years. With the finalization of construction stage 3 at a cost of 38 million euros, the Central Outpatient Primary Care (ZAE) was also able to commence operations after the dialysis, intensive care and gynaecology wards.

Numerous renovations
"No stone has been left unturned in the renovation of the central outpatient clinic. There is a covered emergency access at the front. Patients can be brought to first aid or the shock room in a protected area," says Medical Director Sonja-Maria Tesar. Short-term parking spaces are available for emergency patients and the north parking lot for longer stays. A separate area has been created for infectious patients. Tesar: "This prevents infection in the waiting area."

Central outpatient clinic at Wolfsberg Regional Hospital: a dedicated team cares for patients with care and competence.

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The Institute of Radiology - where new equipment has been purchased - is also closely linked to the ZAE. Nursing Director Claudia Obersteiner: "This minimizes distances and optimizes processes." Director Margit Schratter: "For patients with appointments, we recommend the West or East entrances, for the lymph clinic, physical medicine and rehabilitation the South entrance."