Chrudim Hospital

The gynecological and obstetric department and especially the department of the puerperium deserves great thanks and respect. Staff completely without mistakes, willingness, love for work, all very nice, advise, support. Doctors healthy from the wound and given why they are there, it's just fine. I originally wanted to give birth in the Pardubice Hospital and I am glad that this did not happen in the end, I could not have wished for anything better in such a stressful period full of new experiences. Thank you and I highly recommend to all future mothers ❤️

Chrudim Hospital In the entire Chrudim region, there were only two hospitals in the middle of the 19th century, namely in Polička (6 beds) and in Litomyšl (2 beds). Chrudim Hospital was established in 1853 at the hospital of St. John the Baptist and had 8 beds. The first modern hospital in Chrudim, Palackého třída, was built in the years 1861–1863, it was very modern for its time, and since its origin it has been a general hospital, ie equipped to treat all diseases. At the beginning of the 20th century, the hospital no longer met the needs. From 1907 it was the construction of a new hospital. However, construction was prevented first by the First World War and then by the economic crisis in the early 1930s. In 1934, the Association for the Construction of a New Hospital was founded and the district national committee in Chrudim included construction in its two-year plan. Part of the old hospital, facing Husova Street, was demolished in the 1970s to make room for prefabricated apartment buildings. The old hospital, Palackého třída, now serves as a polyclinic. In 1926, the "Na Kopečku" Čáslavská Street, the building of the State Agricultural Research Station was built. This building was rebuilt into a hospital in 1942. Later it functioned as a pulmonary department. Currently, the building is operated as a private facility for the elderly. The premises of the new hospital in Chrudim in 1971 The new hospital in Václavská Street was built in 1948–1957, the capacity of the new facility was 350 beds. Since the end of the 1950s, the Chrudim Hospital has had three buildings - the old hospital (Palackého tř. Clinic), the lung department building ("Na Kopečku") and the new hospital building. The long-term patients' ward was moved to the chateau in Přestavlky. The department from the chateau in Přestavlky was moved to the "Na Kopečku" building. The main building of the New Hospital has not changed significantly since its construction until the 1990s (with the exception of the opening of the ARO department in 1978). In the 1990s, an extensive extension of the hospital began (completed in 1996) and, after 2000, the reconstruction of the old premises. In 1984, a new polyclinic was opened on Palackého třída, opposite the Old Hospital. The new polyclinic replaced the demolished building of the polyclinic "Nemocenské pokladny" Palackého třída - Na Kalábrii, which gave way to housing construction.

Surgical clinic !!!!!!! I work as a health nurse in a university hospital and go to camp with children. Unfortunately, the situation forced me to visit Chrudim surgery with a 12-year-old child. The fact that you lack a dear colleague you a little empathy. It was Sunday. However, dealing with the patient in the waiting room in front of all the patients the reason for his visit is the second thing, which is inadmissible and the highlight for me is that with her sovereignty, the doctor at the outpatient clinic does not recognize a shattering fracture. Learn to read an X-ray of a child's neglect.

Chrudim Hospital - Department of Surgery, our night wall! I was transported here by ambulance with my two-year-old son after a very bad fall, on the sowing of a very deep wound. The young sister, unpleasant, annoying that she had to take care of us at all, made it quite clear to us that we were harassing her and everyone, even if of course I had to bother. Mrs. doctor did the same, the wound was at least 6 stitches and she got all the vultures, vultures and only got 3 .. So an ugly scar! Silent approach!

Gynecology and obstetrics department, I completely recommend it