• The German Province
  • Hospitals
  • Homes, Institutions for the Handicapped and Rehabilitation Centers
• The Swiss Province
• Asian Region
• Institutions directly under General Administration

Right now, the hospital has the following departments:

• Anaesthia and ICU 8 beds
  
• Opthalmology 46 beds
  
• General Surgery 110 beds
  
• Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery 15 beds
  
• Medical Dept. I 70 beds
  
• Medical Dept. II 40 beds
  
• Medical Dept. III 70 beds
  
• Neurosurgery 46 beds
  
• Orthopedics 72 beds
  
• Urology 84 beds

The three fully accredited schools and continuing education center at the Brothers’ Hospital are gathered into the Institute for Health Care Professions (Bildungsinstitut für Gesundheitsfachberufe)

Schools:

• Health Care
  
• Massage therapy, Hydrotherapy, electrotherapy
  
• Physiotherapy

• Anaesthesia and ICU
• Internal Medicine and ICU
• Nephrology
• Surgical nursing

• Anaesthesia and ICU 6 beds
  
• Surgery 60 beds
  
• Neurology 40 beds
  
• Orthopedics 64 beds

The Brothers’ St. Peter’s Hospital in Bonn with its 288 beds is certified as an emergency hospital and has an excellent reputation in the region.

• Internal medicine 99 beds
  
• Surgery 75 beds
  
• Orthopädie 97 Betten
  
• Ear, nose, throat 8 beds
  
• ICU 9 beds

The Brothers’ Hospital in Paderborn is certified as a general hospital with 400 beds. It is a teaching hospital associated with the Westphalian Wilhelm University of Münster. The beds are divided as follows:

• Internal Medicine 104 beds
  
• Surgery 107 beds
  
• Gynocology and Obstetrics 50 beds
  
• Urology 50 beds
  
• Gastroenterology 49 beds
  
• Radiology 20 beds
  
• Anaesthesia and ICU 9 beds
  
• Ear, nose, throat 20 beds

• Residential and care facility for the mentally handicapped
  
• Psychiatric Clinic
  
• Sheltered workshop for the retarded and handicapped

More independent persons with emotional and mental disabilities live in supervised or unsupervised group homes in Saffig and environs.

The Psychiatric Clinic with 65 beds in four open design stations can, with a few exceptions, take car of the entire spectrum of general mental illness.

The St. Joseph’s Workshop received its accreditation in 1988 and provides 130 work places for residents and handicapped persons from the region.

The Schönfelderhof near Zemmer is a full-time residential facility for chronically mentally ill and for mentally handicapped persons. This facility is divided as follows:

Home area: 133 residents
Wohndorf: Since 1987 up to 14 residents each live in 6 houses.

Wohnheim: In this older residence there are five residential groups with from 8-12 residents.

Off-site residences: Currently, 33 people live in 8 residential groups in the vicinity of the Schönfelderhof as well as in the city of Trier.

Supervised residences: Sixteen people live in dual or single occupancy apartments in the vicinity of the Hof or in Trier.

The certified St. Bernard’s Workshop provides 130 work places, of which 40 are reserved for non-residents.

In Bad Rilchigen Hanweiler, a part of the city of Kleinblittersdorf, the Brothers of Mercy administer a facility for the care of the elderly and handicapped. In St. Vincent’s Home there are 140 places available, in addition to a short-term care facility. In the St. Joseph’s Home for the Handicapped, 120 people have found a home. The elderly of the Upper Saar region are also provided with a meals on wheels service.

»Über den Dächern Freiburgs« liegt die Reha- und Kurklinik der Barmherzigen Brüder in einem 48000 m² großen Park. Im Rahmen der stationären Rehabilitations- und Kurmaßnahmen werden 103 Planbetten versorgt.

In Freiburg, the Rehabilitation and Convalescent Center of the Brothers of Mercy lies in the middle of a 48,000 m2 park and provides room for 103 patients. There is an indoor swimming pool as well as an open air pool.