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The health care location has long been a leader in medical care in the Berlin-Brandenburg region.
Helios Klinikum Berlin-Buch provides maximum care of the highest medical and patient-care standard with more than 1,000 beds in 25 clinics and centers and 6 institutes, closely linked to outpatient care in the HELIOS polyclinic, the specialized outpatient clinics and the specialized interdisciplinary clinics .
Two specialty hospitals have a long tradition in Buch: Immanuel Krankenhaus Berlin, which is specialized in the treatment of rheumatic diseases, and the Evangelische Lungenklinik Berlin.
Patients in clinical trials can directly benefit from the findings of basic medical research conducted in Berlin-Buch. The Experimental and Clinical Research Center (ECRC) of the Charité and the MDC tests new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for diseases of the metabolism, the cardiovascular system, the autonomic nervous system and for cancer. In addition, the Charité operates university outpatient units in the ECRC, e. g. for muscular and neuro-immunological diseases.
Physicians in approximately 50 specialized medical practices in Buch and patient care services such as RENAFAN ServiceLeben cooperate closely with the clinics. A broad spectrum of health care services including home health care, physiotherapy and a Qi Gong school are located in Buch.
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