University Hospital Frankfurt

University Hospital Frankfurt (Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt) is a large academic medical centre situated on Theodor‑Stern‑Kai, just a short distance from Frankfurt Airport, Germany’s main international gateway. Founded in 1914 together with the Johann‑Wolfgang‑Goethe University, the hospital forms the core of the University Medicine Frankfurt network, which combines patient care, teaching and research under one roof. The campus serves the city of Frankfurt and the wider Rhein‑Main region, offering a modern environment for both patients and medical professionals.

The hospital provides comprehensive care across a wide range of specialties, including oncology, cardiology, neurosurgery, haematology, organ transplantation and paediatrics. It operates 1,356 inpatient and day‑clinic beds, allowing it to treat a high volume of patients while maintaining personalized attention. More than 7,500 staff members, from physicians and nurses to researchers and support personnel, work around the clock to deliver care that follows the latest clinical standards and prioritises patient safety and comfort.

Education and research are integral to the institution’s mission. The University Hospital works closely with the Faculty of Medicine of the Goethe University and over 20 research institutes, creating a seamless link between scientific discovery and clinical practice. The Gesundheitscampus Frankfurt, embedded within the campus, offers interprofessional training, simulation scenarios, and modern teaching methods for future health‑care professionals, fostering a collaborative learning environment that prepares the next generation of clinicians.

Patient‑centred care is at the heart of the hospital’s philosophy. While embracing cutting‑edge technology and rigorous quality standards, the staff remain committed to the human aspect of medicine, ensuring that each patient receives compassionate, safe, and effective treatment. The hospital welcomes feedback and strives for continuous improvement, reflecting its dedication to health, safety and the well‑being of all who walk through its doors.