Modern stroke treatment – a multidisciplinary challenge
Lörrach is proud of its modern, direct-line stroke care for patients throughout the county.
The centre is our own, certified Stroke Unit with eight beds, which is subject to strict quality requirements and offers a specialized care 24/7. A multidisciplinary team of neurologists, specially trained nurses, a multi-professional therapy team and our competent social service staff works hand in hand here – for the benefit of our patients.
We would like to introduce you to a public information evening as a team of the Klinik Neurologie and give you a transparent insight into our work: what we do, how we do it and what procedures are crucial for optimal treatment. To do this, we will present you impressions from our everyday life on the Stroke Unit, so that you know your health in good hands.
Date: Thursday, 29. January 2026
Time: 17:00 to about 18:30
Location: District Hospital Lörrach, Cafeteria, 5. Upper floor
Text: Kliniken des Landkreises Lörrach GmbH | Photo of Pixabay
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