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| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Thursday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Saturday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Sunday | open 24 hours | |||||
6-8b, Furtbachstraße, 70178, Stuttgart, Stuttgart, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 711 64650
website: www.fbkh.org
larger map & directionsLatitude: 48.7703344, Longitude: 9.1716174
Kata Strophe
::The nursing management and the nursing staff on ward 3 are generally helpful and friendly. Of course, as everywhere, there are exceptions, and it was also clear that there were simply not enough nurses. As a patient, you first have to get used to handling it. The door to the nursing station will sometimes be slammed in your face without comment. But if you really need help, most nurses are there too. Therapies such as Unfortunately, art therapy or music therapy are often canceled because staff are sick or there are not enough therapists. However, when these take place, they are very helpful and receive great instructions. The psychotherapists are friendly and listen. It is possible to make regular appointments for the duration of your stay. The doctors are helpful and attentive, but sometimes seem overwhelmed and overworked. Medications are changed or increased without consultation with the patient. I found the help I needed here. I was able to stay there until I really felt better.
Matin Darvishi
::A very stupid hospital because I suffered from depression and went there every day for two weeks and every time they had excuses not to admit me. Make sure your work isn't done yet
Shabhaye Stuttgart
::Worst hospital in all of Germany. Stay away, stay away and again stay away from these psychologists. They themselves need all the help from the chief doctor to the professor to assistant doctors and nursing assistants. The reviews are not always wrong, very often they are correct. Hands off!
Thomas Steinhilber
::People with mental illnesses have found help and support at the Furtbach Hospital for many years. The facility was founded as an “open door clinic” in 1966. In 1996, it was given its current name when it moved to Furtbachstrasse and thus also took on responsibility for psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care in an urban area of Stuttgart.
Mandala
::Called for help because Im dealing with very hard time. Nurse or phone operator at this clinic just said #tschus# to me because I dont speak German good enough and she was not even willing to try to ask what is the matter. I have official doctor prescription.