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Patient care
Radboudumc is a university medical center. Everything we do - patient care, education and research - is centered around people and their quality of life.
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Getting there Radboudumc
Radboudumc has several entrances with different addresses. The address of the main entrance is Geert Grooteplein Zuid 10, 6525 GA Nijmegen.
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mijnRadboud Digital medical file
You can activate mijnRadboud at the central registration desk. This is your personal medical file which you can consult online. With mijnRadboud you can make appointments and see the outcome of your tests. read moreUseful information
Most of the information on Radboudumc.nl about patient care is currently in Dutch. To help you along we offer short descriptions in English with direct links to detailed information in Dutch. We hope, in the future, to bring you more information in English.-
For a number of specific conditions and disorders, patients come to Radboudumc from all over the Netherlands and sometimes even abroad. On many disorders we cover detailed information.
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If you want to make an appointment for treatment at our hospital, you need a referral letter from a GP or a medical specialist. You can then call the department concerned to make an appointment.
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Often, it takes a while before you have an appointment to visit an outpatient clinic, get treatment or get tests done. Our departments try to provide detailed information about waiting times.
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Everyone working or living in the Netherlands is legally obligated to have public Dutch health insurance. It is important to check your policy to see if the costs of your treatment will be reimbursed.
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We offer you information about preparing for your admission, your stay at our hospital and about being discharged.
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The Radboudumc Amalia Children’s Hospital is part of Radboudumc. The hospital is completely geared towards the care of sick children.
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Most of the information on Radboudumc.nl about patient care is currently in Dutch.
go to 'patiëntenzorg'
Facilities
We would like to make your visit to our hospital as pleasant as possible. Therefore, during your visit or admission, you can use the various facilities of the Radboudumc.
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The most important rights and obligations for you as a patient are laid down in legislation, among others in the Medical Treatment Agreement Act (WGBO). read moreTranslation
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Would you like an interpreter to assist you during your appointment? An interpreter can assist you on the telephone or he/she can be present at your appointment. Your contact person at the medical department can arrange this. Please note, there may be costs involved.
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Click on the flag on the top of our website to check if a certain page in available in English.
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Is the information you are looking for on our website only available in Dutch? Read here how you can translate this easily and quickly. For example information about disorders, medical examinations and treatments.
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Information Center
On our website you will find information about Radboudumc in general, our departments and also about conditions and disorders, medical examinations and treatments. If you have more questions or if you are looking for specific information that cannot be found on our website, please contact our Information Center.
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About Radboudumc
Radboudumc wants to lead the way in shaping the healthcare of the future. We do this in a person-centered and innovative way.
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