Selbsthilfefreundliches Krankenhaus
Banner

Hospitalisation

Our primary aim is to make sure that, while you are with us, your hospital stay is as beneficial, relaxed and pleasant as possible. In order to achieve this, we have installed the latest in quality management systems. We offer a range of different treatments and other services to guarantee your all-round wellbeing. Waiting for you at Villach Regional Hospital is a highly qualified team supplied with the latest in medical technology that will strive to provide you with the best possible outcome. If you yourself adopt an optimistic outlook and give us your trust, this will make a significant contribution towards your recovery. Help us to help you, and think positively!

  

 

Doctor’s orders

 

Please comply with the instructions given to you by the doctors and nurses. Medicine brought with you cannot be taken without consent of your treating doctor.

 

 

Medication

 

It is highly probable that one or more forms of medication will be administered. In many cases, it is necessary for you to continue taking these when at home. We will inform your general practitioner of the names of your medication in a letter of discharge to your doctor. For most medication available in Austria and in Europe, there are a number of companies who manufacture the same products with the same ingredients. Therefore there is no reason to object to your general practitioner substituting medication with a name that is not the same as the one we prescribe, but which contains the same ingredient at the same dosage. 

 

Grapefruit and grapefruit juice can impair the effect of many forms of medication. Therefore, kindly avoid these while taking medication.

 

 

Some facts and figures
  

Villach Regional Hospital has 783 permanent beds: 734 in the hospital itself and 49 beds in the institute for chronically ill patients. We have a total of 11 different departments and four institutes. We deal with 111,765 admissions annually; of these, 44,765 are hospitalised and 67,000 are outpatient cases. Average duration of hospitalisation is 6 days.