Here stands Hôpital Salvator. It is more than just a medical facility. It is a place with a rich history and a commitment to specialized care.
Hôpital Salvator is part of the “Hôpitaux Sud” group. This group also includes Hôpital Sainte-Marguerite. Together, they form a highly specialized medical center. They are equipped with significant technical resources.
Did you know Hôpital Salvator first opened its doors in 1897? The architectural beauty of its buildings reflects this history. These pavilions were constructed in the late 19th century. They stand as a testament to the hospital’s long-standing presence in Marseille.
Within Hôpital Salvator is a specialized psychiatric service for children and adolescents. The head of this service is Professor David Da Fonseca. Marcel Rufo is the medical director.
Marcel Rufo opened a unique unit within the hospital. Here, about 50 patients aged 11 to 18 receive care. Art is part of their medical treatment. Jean-Gabriel Causse chose the hospital’s colors.
Hôpital Salvator offers various services. These include day hospitals. One specializes in treating eating disorders. Another focuses on helping adolescents with academic difficulties. Psychiatrist Chloé Jover leads this service.
Getting here is quite simple. You can take metro line 2 to Ste Marguerite Dromel station. Bus line 24 also stops at Hôpital Sainte-Marguerite.
The hospital has been certified for its quality and safety of care. An external evaluation confirmed the quality of care. A new visit will occur within four years. The hospital scored highly in several areas. For patient care, it received a score of 98/100. For its care teams, it earned 96/100. The establishment itself scored 93/100. These scores reflect a commitment to patient well-being. They highlight effective teamwork. They also show a focus on continuous improvement.
Hôpital Salvator stands as a beacon of hope. It is a place of healing. It is a testament to Marseille’s dedication to health and well-being. Its long history and specialized services make it a vital part of the community.