Ward for neurodegenerative diseases and movement disorders
Our Neuro 6 ward specialises in treating people with neurodegenerative diseases and movement disorders. Located on level 01 of the head clinic, our ward forms a compact unit with a total of 16 beds in double rooms. Our multi-professional team from the fields of medicine, neuropsychology, nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social services and pastoral care specialises in neurodegenerative diseases and movement disorders. Together, we offer you a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic options.
A special feature of our ward is the "Nursing Innovation Room", a pilot project of the hospital in which creative solutions are found for common problems in everyday ward life and work processes on the ward are more patient-centred.
Further information on the ward's clinical specialisations can be found here.
Care innovation space
Founded in November 2020, the "Nursing Innovation Space" offers space for innovation and the implementation of the "New Work" approach. Autonomous rota organisation, individual career development and flat hierarchies are among the cornerstones of what we do. We take interprofessional collaboration very seriously and structure our day-to-day work according to the basic pillars of lean management. With a total of 16 beds and a stable nursing team, we offer a personalised atmosphere and can deal with your questions and concerns individually. We are always ready to listen to your wishes and concerns and look forward to making your stay in hospital as pleasant as possible.
Parkinson's in dialogue
"Parkinson's in dialogue" is a public themed forum specially developed for people with Parkinson's disease. The event has three aims: Patient education, self-help and getting to know each other from the interprofessional team at Neuro 6. Four times a year, there is the opportunity here to encounter various real-life topics in the context of the diseases in a well-founded manner in short input presentations. This is followed by the opportunity to discuss symptoms and individual questions in detail in small groups.
The event will take place on the dates listed below from 17:30 - 19:00 in the foyer and lecture theatre of the Marsilius-Kolleg.
Topics and dates in 2025:
- 12.06.2025
Deep brain stimulation for the treatment of Parkinson's disease
Dr Damian Herz, Department of Neurology, Heidelberg University Hospital - 11.09.2025
Exercise as medicine: Scientific evidence and practice in Parkinson's disease
Dr Philipp Wanner, Institute for Sport and Sport Sciences, Heidelberg University - 11.12.2025
New developments in Parkinson's therapy - a look into the future
Prof Dr Rebecca Schüle, Neurological University Hospital Heidelberg
Venue:
Marsilius-Arkaden
Im Neuenheimer Feld 130
69120 Heidelberg
Directions: www.marsilius-kolleg.uni-heidelberg.de/en/node/103).
Our team
Nursing management
Medical management
Prof. Dr. med. Rebecca Schüle
Focus
Leiterin der Sektion Neurodegeneration und Bewegungsstörungen, Parkinson, Seltene Neurogenetische Erkrankungen, Hereditäre Spastische Spinalparalysen (HSP)
Medical team
Prof. Dr. med. Rebecca Schüle
Focus
Leiterin der Sektion Neurodegeneration und Bewegungsstörungen, Parkinson, Seltene Neurogenetische Erkrankungen, Hereditäre Spastische Spinalparalysen (HSP)