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Your Guide to Host Nation Health Care
St. Johannis Krankenhaus
Nardini Strasse30
66849 Landstuhl
Switchboard: 06371.840
http://sites.johanniskrankenhaus.de/ st-johannis-krankenhaus-landstuhl/ Home
Hospital Departments
Surgery, Gynecology, Internal Medicine, Orthopedics, Anesthesia and Intensive
Care, Radiology, Facilities, Physiotherapy, and Laboratory.
Beds: 327
Background
The Nuns of Mallersdorf began their work in Landstuhl in 1861. The founder, Dr. Paul Joseph Nardini, personally brought the first three nuns to Landstuhl on the 17th of February 1861. Their mission was the ambulatory care of the poor, old and sick. In the year 1878, Dr. Nardini and the nuns established a small hospital with a few beds then moved to the "Old Hospital" on Landstuhl's main street. The construction of the “New Hospital” began in 1969, and on the 15th of November 1975 the St. Johannis Hospital moved into its new building at Landstuhl-Atzel with the help of different aid groups — particularly the U.S. Army.
Visiting Hours
Generally from 1400 – 1600 daily; ICU by agreement.
Telephone Use
Telcard - € 10 deposit
Parking
Parking is available behind the hospital free of charge
Religious Services
Protestant – in Chapel House 8/7 Sundays and Holidays at 1000 or via TV channel
20
Catholic – Sunday/Holidays at 0830, Tuesdays at 1800
Smoking Policy
No smoking indoors anywhere
Television Availability
Most rooms have television available, mainly German language channels, free of charge.
Healthcare Overseas can be an Adventure
Talk to your patient liaison about local customs and medical practices.
If
you need a Host Nation Patient Liaison or an Interpreter, call
DSN 486-8849/7915/6801 or Civilian 06371.86.8849/7915/6801.
After duty
hours, call DSN 486-8106 or civilian 06371.86.8106.
Maps and Driving Directions
Maps and driving directions to area hospitals or clinics commonly used by U.S. personnel and family members.
Please take time before you need medical care to learn these routes. An emergency is no time to be finding your way for the first time. Knowing the “lay of the land” may also keep you from being late for routine or specialty care appointments.
Larger color versions of these maps may be downloaded from the Europe Regional Medical Command Web site “Guide to Host Nation Healthcare” page at http://ermc.amedd.army.mil
If you need additional help, talk to your TRICARE Service Center clinic staff or Patient Liaison.
St. Johannis Krankenhaus
Directions:
From Autobahn 6 (A6):
Exit to Autobahn 62 (A62) toward the direction of Pirmasens
After a short distance, take the exit for US Hospital and Martinshohe
At the end of the exit ramp, turn Right onto Langwiedener Strasse
Turn Right at the Red Light onto Weilherstrasse
Go up the hill and turn Right at the Red Light onto Mittelbrunner Strasse
Take a quick Left onto Nardinistrasse Strasse
From LRMC:
Exit LRMC at Gate 4 near the AAFES Gas Station and Sports Field
Turn Left on Langwiedener Strasse
Turn Right at the Red Light onto Weilherstrasse
Go up the hill and Turn Right at the Red Light onto Mittelbrunner Strasse
Take a quick Left onto Nardinistrasse Strasse
St. Johannis Krankenhaus
