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EVOLUTION OF THE EDITH CAVELL CLINIC SINCE 1915

Edith Cavell School in 1920
Edith Cavell School in 1920

Pavilion of Chicago
Pavilion of Chicago

Queen Astrid Pavilion
Queen Astrid Pavilion

Nowadays…

Located in the municipality of Uccle, in the centre of residential municipalities in the south of Brussels, the site has now 287 beds. We record 14,000 standard hospitalisations, 12,000 surgical or medical day hospitalisations and nearly 3,200 births per year.

Over 400 renowned doctors are accredited to it, covering all specialties except cardiac surgery: mother-child pole, orthopaedics, digestive and bariatric surgery, plastic surgery, ophthalmology and many other services have all the medical expertise and the infrastructure needed to provide optimal care to patients.

The teams in medical imaging, isotope and radiation therapy as well as the laboratory are all conform to the best standards and quality labels. Not to mention the nursing service and paramedics complementing the global and multidisciplinary care of patients.

Its accessibility is ensured by the proximity of means of transport (bus 60 stop Cavell Clinic - Ziekenhuis; trams 3 & 7 stop Churchill, and tram 7 stop Cavell).

Finally, three polyclinics complement our Institution:

Some figures:

HISTORY OF THE CHIREC

The CHIREC ASBL was founded on the 11th of July 2000. It was born from the successive mergers between Edith Cavell Clinic, Europe-Lambermont Medical Centre, the Parc Leopold Clinic, the Basilique Clinic and the Braine-l'Alleud - Waterloo Hospital.

The 2017 CHIREC will consist of:

- 3 hospital sites: Delta, in Oudergem, with 550 beds; Saint-Anne Saint-Remi Clinic located in Anderlecht, with 300 beds,
and the Braine-l'Alleud - Waterloo Hospital with 300 beds.
- several polyclinics, including Edith Cavell, Parc Leopold, Europe-Lambermont Medical Centre, CityClinic Louise and
the Basilique Clinic. It will provide qualified medical care in modern infrastructures.