Community Hospital Bonn Haus St. Elisabeth

Haus St. Elisabeth belongs to Gemeinschaftskrankenhaus Bonn. The organization operates more than one site, with St. Elisabeth's own intensive-care beds and wards identifiable in its official service directory rather than inferred from group-wide totals.

Haus St. Elisabeth is a site of Gemeinschaftskrankenhaus Bonn. The organization also operates Haus St. Petrus, and its official contact and ward directories distinguish the services located at each site. The St. Elisabeth profile therefore uses locally identified wards and resources rather than presenting the combined organization as one undifferentiated hospital building.

The department contact page places general and visceral surgery, geriatric medicine, gynecology and obstetrics, and internal medicine with diabetology at St. Elisabeth. The ward directory identifies internal medicine, surgery, gynecology-related care, geriatrics and a day-clinic component. Endoscopy and intermediate care are separately listed. These entries establish several care settings within the site.

The official intensive medicine page reports sixteen intensive-care beds across the two hospitals, with six at St. Elisabeth and ten at St. Petrus. Twelve monitoring beds are reported separately for the organization. The six locally assigned intensive-care beds support the site’s key fact; the combined number is not incorrectly assigned to St. Elisabeth alone.

The provider describes cooperation between intensive medicine and colleagues from other departments. Its team includes physicians and nursing professionals with relevant specialist training. The treatment places are equipped for monitoring, treatment and ventilation. This establishes the existence and organization of critical care without assuming a particular level of support for every ordinary inpatient ward.

The ward list names the local areas of responsibility and separates the nursing contacts for St. Elisabeth from those at St. Petrus. At the latter site, the directory identifies other specialties, including vascular surgery, cardiology and orthopedic services. Those location labels matter: a service available within the organization is not automatically located in the St. Elisabeth building.

The published information offers department-specific contact routes and distinguishes inpatient wards, the geriatric day clinic, endoscopy, intermediate care and intensive care. Together these sources describe a hospital site with medical, surgical and age-related care supported by a wider clinical organization. A current overall bed total, count of individual doctors or complete building inventory for St. Elisabeth is not derived from the combined group’s figures. The profile keeps local capacity and shared services within their documented scope.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; intensive care / resuscitation: Yes · 6 ICU beds at St. Elisabeth. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.