Corporate Headquarters 5

Logo at the Fresenius corporate head office in Bad Homburg.
After four years of construction Fresenius Vamed has completed the new main building at University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) in Kiel. The completion marks the first milestone in the modernization of Germany’s second-largest university hospital, with the main building of the Lübeck location scheduled to open in November. The project includes new construction and the comprehensive renovation of the two university hospital locations, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) apart in Schleswig-Holstein state, and their technical management through 2044. With a total volume of €1.7 billion, the UKSH’s modernization is currently the biggest public-private partnership project in Europe’s healthcare sector.
Logo at the Fresenius corporate head office in Bad Homburg.
Filling of glass bottles with liquid pharmaceuticals at the Fresenius Kabi plant in Friedberg, Germany.
Industrial production of infusion solutions at Fresenius Kabi's plant in Friedberg, Germany. Visual check of freeflex® bags.
August 21, 2019
Stockholm, Sweden
Fresenius Helios has opened a new Helios Prevention Center in Berlin, as the company continues the expansion of its occupational medicine activities into a standalone business area. The modern, 440-square-meter (4,700-square-foot) center in the heart of Germany’s capital offers comprehensive check-ups from a single source. HCP patients are accompanied throughout the check-up by their own personal physician, and do not have to search for the right department for their next test, deal with different contact persons, or face long waiting times. And if a test turns up something requiring medical treatment, the patient has direct access to the Helios healthcare network and an exclusive hotline for making appointments with specialists.
Fresenius Helios has opened a new Helios Prevention Center in Berlin, as the company continues the expansion of its occupational medicine activities into a standalone business area. The modern, 440-square-meter (4,700-square-foot) center in the heart of Germany’s capital offers comprehensive check-ups from a single source. HCP patients are accompanied throughout the check-up by their own personal physician, and do not have to search for the right department for their next test, deal with different contact persons, or face long waiting times. And if a test turns up something requiring medical treatment, the patient has direct access to the Helios healthcare network and an exclusive hotline for making appointments with specialists.