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Ges Auflistung Der Oö. Krankenanstalten Und Sanatorien.Pdf KRANKENANSTALTEN UND SANATORIEN ÖFFENTLICHE KRANKENANSTALTEN BEZEICHNUNG EINRICHTUNG STRAßE ORT Allgemeine Krankenanstalten - Landeskrankenanstalten A.ö. Landeskrankenhaus Rohrbach Krankenhausstraße 1 4150 Rohrbach A.ö. Landeskrankenhaus Schärding Alfred-Kubin-Straße 2 4780 Schärding A.ö. Landeskrankenhaus Steyr Sierninger Straße 170 4400 Steyr A.ö. Landeskrankenhaus Freistadt Krankenhausstraße 1 4240 Freistadt A.ö. Landeskrankenhaus Kirchdorf a.d.Krems Hausmanninger Straße 8 4560 Kirchdorf a.d.Krems Salzkammergut-Klinikum Gmunden Miller-von-Aichholz-Straße 49 4810 Gmunden Salzkammergut-Klinikum Vöcklabruck Dr. Wilhelm-Bock-Straße 1 4840 Vöcklabruck Salzkammergut-Klinikum Bad Ischl Dr. Mayer-Straße 8-10 4820 Bad Ischl Kepler Universitätsklinikum Med Campus III Krankenhausstraße 9 4020 Linz Kepler Universitätsklinikum Med Campus IV Krankenhausstraße 26 - 30 4020 Linz Kepler Universitätsklinikum Neuromed Campus Wagner-Jauregg-Weg 15 4020 Linz Sonder-Landes-Krankenanstalt Neuromed Campus - dizlozierte Station der psychiatrischen Abteilung für Abhängigkeitserkrankungen Parkstraße 14 4540 Bad Hall Ordens-Krankenanstalten A.ö. Krankenhaus St. Josef Braunau Ringstraße 60 5280 Braunau am Inn Klinikum Wels - Grieskirchen Wagnleithnerstraße 27 4710 Grieskirchen A.ö. Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Brüder Linz Seilerstätte 2 4021 Linz A.ö. Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Schwestern Linz Seilerstätte 4 4010 Linz A.ö. Krankenhaus der Elisabethinen Linz Fadingerstraße 1 4010 Linz A.ö. Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Schwestern Ried Schlossberg 1 4910 Ried im Innkreis Klinikum Wels - Grieskirchen Grieskirchner Straße 42 4600 Wels Sonder-Ordens-Krankenanstalt Sonderkrankenanstalt der Kreuzschwestern Sierning GmbH für Akutgeriatrie/Remobilisation im Rahmen der Inneren Medizin Neustraße 14 4522 Sierning Seite 1 von 5 Stand November 2018 PRIVATE KRANKENANSTALTEN BEZEICHNUNG EINRICHTUNG STRAßE ORT Private Sonderkrankenanstalten Unfallkrankenhaus Linz Garnisonstraße 7 4021 Linz Feldambulanz am Fliegerhorst Vogler Kasernenstraße 15 4063 Hörsching Klinikum Bad Hall für Herz- Kreislauf und neurologische Rehabilitation Parkstraße 12 4540 Bad Hall HerzReha Herz Kreislaufzentrum Bad Ischl Gartenstraße 9 4820 Bad Ischl Rehabilitationszentrum der PVA Untere Lindaustraße 44 4820 Bad Ischl SKA zur Behandlung unspezifischer Atemwegserkrankungen Erkr. d. rheumat. Formenkreises sowie postop. Rehabilitation Mühlein 2 3335 Weyer Sonderkrankenanstalt Bad Schallerbach Rehabilitationszentrum für rheumatologische, orthopädische und neurologische Erkrankungen Schönauer Str. 45 4701 Bad Schallerbach SKA für Herz- und Kreislauferkrankungen, Stoffwechselerkrankungen sowie Atemwegserkrankungen - Rehabilitationszentrum Austria Stifterstraße 11 4701 Bad Schallerbach SKA für Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie Prechtlerstraße 30-32 4030 Linz Sonderkrankenanstalt Aspach Revitalplatz 2 5252 Aspach Klinik Wilhering Reha-Zentrum für Neurologie, Orthopädie u. Kinderrehabilitation Am Dorfplatz 1, Schönering 4073 Wilhering SKA für Krankheiten des Stoffwechselsystems und des Verdauungsapparates Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting Neydharting 4 4654 Bad Wimsbach/Neydh. SKA für neurologische Rehabilitation in Altmünster Gmundnerberg 82 4813 Altmünster Sonderkrankenanstalt für orthopädische Rehabilitation "Klinikum Schallerbacherhof für othopädische Rehabilitation" Schallerbacherhofstraße 1 4701 Bad Schallerbach SKA für neurologische und pneumologische Rehabilitation Enns Bahnhofweg 7 4470 Enns SKA Rehabilitationszentrum für psychische Rehabilitation, Justuspark Linzer Straße 5-7 4540 Bad Hall SKA für Kinder- und Jugendrehabilitation 4150 Rohrbach Private Sanatorien Klinik Diakonissen Linz Weißenwolffstraße 15 4020 Linz Rehabilitationszentrum St. Georgen Kogl 4 4880 St. Georgen i.A. Seite 2 von 5 Stand November 2018 AMBULATORIEN EINRICHTUNG STRAßE ORT 1.) Ambulatorien SV-Träger OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Hanuschhof, Bad Goisern, Ambulatorium für physikalische Therapien Unterjoch 18 4822 Bad Goisern OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Bad Ischl Bahnhofstraße 12 4820 Bad Ischl OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Tisserand, Bad Ischl, Ambulatorium für physikalische Behandlungen und poststationäre Nachbetreuung Kaltenbachstraße 31 4820 Bad Ischl OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Linzerheim, Bad Schallerbach, Ambulatorium für physikalische Therapien Grieskirchner Straße 6 4701 Bad Schallerbach Therapiestation (zur Durchführung v. Elektrotherapie Massagen, Unterwassergymnastik u. Fangobehandlungen) der Versicherungsanstalt für Eisenbahnen und Bergbau Rablstraße 7 4701 Bad Schallerbach OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Braunau Jahnstraße 1 5280 Braunau am Inn OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Freistadt Hessenstraße 13 4240 Freistadt OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Gmunden Miller-von-Aichholzstraße 46 4810 Gmunden OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Linz, Institut für Psychotherapie Garnisonstraße 1 a 4020 Linz OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Linz, Institut für physikalische Medizin und Rehabilitation (inkl. Kinderzahnzentrum) Garnisonstraße 1 a 4020 Linz OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Linz Derfflingerstraße 2a 4020 Linz OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Linz, Kleinmünchen Zeppelinstraße 58 4020 Linz OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Voest Stahlstraße 2 - 4 4020 Linz Zahnambulatorium d. Versicherungsanstalt für Eisenbahnen und Bergbau Bahnhofplatz 3-6 4020 Linz Betriebszahnstation-Zahnstation d. Krankenfürsorge für die Beamten der Stadt Linz Hauptplatz 1 4041 Linz OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Schärding Max-Hirschenauer-Straße 18 4780 Schärding OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Steyr, Institut für physikalische Medizin un Rehabilitation Sepp-Stöger-Straße 11 4400 Steyr OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Steyr Sepp-Stöger-Straße 11 4400 Steyr OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Steyr, Schönauerstraße Schönauer Straße 5 4400 Steyr OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Steyrermühl Brunntalstraße 6 4662 Steyrermühl OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Vöcklabruck, Institut für physikalische Medizin und Rehabilitation Franz Schubert-Straße 31 4840 Vöcklabruck OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Vöcklabruck Ferdinand-Öttl-Straße 15 4840 Vöcklabruck OÖGKK Gesundheitszentrum Wels, Institut für physikalische Medizin und Rehabilitation Hans-Sachs-Straße 4 4600 Wels OÖGKK Zahngesundheitszentrum Wels Hans-Sachs-Straße 4 4600 Wels Seite 3 von 5 Stand November 2018 2.) (Kneipp) Kuranstalten Kneippkuranstalt Bad Kreuzen Bad Kreuzen 106 4362 Bad Kreuzen Kneippkuranstalt Bad Leonfelden der Heilbad Leonfelden GmbH (ruhend) Spielau 8 4190 Bad Leonfelden Therapieeinrichtungen in der Moorbadeanstalt in Bad Wimsbach Neydharting Neydharting 4 4654 Bad Wimsbach/Neydh. Kneippkuranstalt Bad Mühllacken Bad Mühllacken 55 4101 Feldkirchen/Donau Kneipp- und Gesundheitszentrum der Barmh. Brüder Kurhausstraße 6 4780 Schärding Kneipp-Kurhaus Dr. H. Petershofer Schulstraße 5 4902 Wolfsegg a.H. 3.) Ambulatorien/Institute f. Ambulatorium für medizinisch-therapeutische Behandlungen am Institut physikalische Therapie Hartheim, Alkoven Anton Strauch Allee 1 4072 Alkoven Institut f. physikalische Therapie, Logopädie und Ergotherapie in Gaspoltshofen (Behindertendorf Altenhof) Hueb 10 - 18 4647 Altenhof am Hausruck Therapiezentrum Andorf Raiffeisenweg 3 4770 Andorf Ambulatorium f. diätetische und physikalische Therapie (Ambulatorium ruhend) Unterkling 3 5222 Auerbach Merkur Lifestyle Bad Ischl, selbständiges Ambulatorium für physikalische Medizin Tänzlgasse 11 4820 Bad Ischl Institut Zeileis - Institut für physikalische Medizin Valentin-Zeileis-Straße 33 4713 Gallspach Ambulatorium f. physikalische Therapie Kursaalgasse 5 4810 Gmunden Institut f. physikalische Medizin PKA Laakirchen GmbH Lenaustraße 4a 4663 Laakirchen Ambulatorium St. Isidor Caritas für Menschen mit Behinderung St. Isidor 6 4060 Leonding Institut f. physikalische Therapie Huemerstraße 6 4020 Linz Ambulatorium für physikalische Therapie und Rehabilitation, Rehab Linz Eisenhandstraße 4-6 4020 Linz Institut für physikalische Therapie, Medaktiv Linz Khevenhüllerstraße 23 4020 Linz Therapiestation f. entwicklungsgest., beh. u. mehrf. beh. Kinder, Jugendliche u. Erwachsene Linzerberg 45c 4210 Engerwitzdorf Therapiezentrum Diakoniewerk Gaisbacherstraße 11 4210 Gallneukirchen Dislozierte Zweigstelle Mauerkirchen des Therapiezentrums Pramet Bahnhofstraße 49 5270 Mauerkirchen IGIA-Ambulatorium für Physiotherapie und Bewegungstherapie Mondsee Rainerstraße 18 5310 Mondsee Therapiezentrum Pramet Pramet 120 4925 Pramet Ambulatorium für physikalische Therapie Fachgebiet Unfallchirurgie & Orthopädie Innbruckstraße 23 4780 Schärding Institut f. Physiotherapie der Sporttherapie GesmbH. Kopernikusstraße 1 A 4600 Wels Physikalisches Institut Wels Grieskirchner Straße 49 4600 Wels Ambulatorium Bründl für medizinisch-therapeutische Behandlungen Badweg 1 4190 Bad Leonfelden Vinzenz Ambulatorium Seilerstätte 4 4010 Linz Therapiezentrum Waldhausen Markt 192 4391 Waldhausen Seite 4 von 5 Stand November 2018 4.) Institute f. bildgebende Diagnostik Institut für MRT-Diagnostik St. Josef Braunau GmbH Ringstraße 60 5280 Braunau am Inn Institut f. bildgebende Verfahren Etrichstraße 9 - 13 4240 Freistadt MR-Institut Gmunden Miller von Aichholzstraße 49 4810 Gmunden MR- und CT-Institut Dr. Schwarzl GmbH Saporoshje-Straße 3 4020 Linz CT- und MRT-Institut Dr. Rachinger GmbH Dametzstraße 27 4020 Linz Institut f. CT- und MRT- Diagnostik am Schillerpark GmbH. & CoKG Rainerstraße 6 - 8 4020 Linz Institut f. Computertomographie Hauptstraße 16 - 18 4020 Linz Ambulatorium für digitale Bildgebung in Ried im Innkreis im St. Vinzenz Diagnostikzentrum (VDZ); (integriert im KH Ried) Schlossberg 1 4910 Ried im Innkreis Institut f. Computertomographie
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