Kliniken Schmieder

Kliniken Schmieder is a family-run network of specialized clinics focused on neurology and neurological rehabilitation. Founded on 1 November 1950 by Prof. Friedrich Schmieder in Gailingen (High Rhine) as "Sanatorium Schloss Rheinburg", it describes itself as a pioneer and leader in neurological rehabilitation, treating all neurological conditions regardless of severity. Its clinics include Allensbach, Heidelberg, Gailingen, Konstanz, Gerlingen and Stuttgart, and it operates its own research institute and education institute ZENITH.

Prof. Friedrich Schmieder founded the clinic on 1 November 1950 in Gailingen (High Rhine) as "Sanatorium Schloss Rheinburg". In the 1960s, with 210 beds and 95 employees, Kliniken Schmieder treated about 2,000 patients annually; in 1961 a neurosurgical and a radiology department were established. In 1974, the second clinic site in Allensbach at Lake Constance was opened. In the 1980s, the clinics had a capacity of over 600 beds. In 1986, Prof. Schmieder handed over management to his daughter, Dr. Dagmar Schmieder; he died in 1988. In 1991, the department of Early Neurological Rehabilitation in Allensbach was opened and the clinics' own education institute ZENITH was founded. Three new clinic sites were opened: Konstanz in 1992, the day clinic in Stuttgart in 1995, and the clinic in Stuttgart-Gerlingen in 1998.

Pioneer and leader in neurological rehabilitation; quality leader since 1950.

Product categories. Neurological rehabilitation · Neurology treatment · Early neurological rehabilitation · Rehabilitation after COVID-19

1. 1Neurorehabilitation in Germany | Kliniken Schmiederkliniken-schmieder.com
2. 2Our History - Kliniken Schmiederkliniken-schmieder.com
3. 3Our medical services - Kliniken Schmiederkliniken-schmieder.com
4. 4Who we are - Kliniken Schmiederkliniken-schmieder.com