Is there any standard hospital in the region of zurich lake side but not zurich city

Dear All,

We are thinking to move to the region along side the zurich lake but outside the zurich city. Considering the health protection, we prefer locate closer to some standard hospital. However we dont find any in the mentioned region.

Could you share your idea?

BR

https://see-spital.ch/

has two centres: Asylstrasse 19, 8810 Horgen and Grütstrasse 60, 8802 Kilchberg.

You can use www.local.ch to look for hospitals. In this area, used "Spital" as the searchword, and then move the map.

https://www.local.ch/de/q?what=spita...=fJcM&slot=tel

You expecting a medical emergency?

If you were seriously ill/injured you’d be sent to a major city hospital rather than a local one anyway. If you have a long term health condition, there may not be a specialist at the local hospital and you may have to go into Zürich.

I don't know the OP's situation, but I have a neighbour who is at risk of severe anaphylactic shock (multiple nut allergies), and one of her housing considerations was proximity to an ER. If you have a reaction due to exposure, even if you administer an epipen you often need medical supervision, and she chose to live in our village as there is a small-ish hospital that offers 24h emergency coverage a two-minute drive from her apartment. Given that the OP is asking for information on a "standard" hospital I can imagine they might have concerns on a similar level of severity: they might need access to medical care as quickly as possible, but any standard ER should be able to manage the problem.

The ERs at large hospitals can be difficult places to navigate, she feels more comfortable living near a smaller hospital that would nonetheless still be able to accommodate her in case of emergency within a matter of minutes. I have needed fairly urgent (but non-specialist) care in both a small ER and a large ER, and would say that I vastly preferred the small ER experience. I received 100% attention of the staff in the small hospital, whereas at CHUV (the large university hospital in Lausanne) the staff were clearly overworked and stressed (I observed a nurse cry at one point), and I was left unsupervised for surprisingly long periods of time, even though my vital signs were actually pretty bad. Bigger is not always better.

There is a Kantonal hospital in Mannedorf. My son, who works at Unispital, tells me that the Accident and Emergency centre at Mannedorf is very well regarded.