Hôpital Charles-Foix, Regional medical center in Ivry-sur-Seine, France
The Hôpital Charles-Foix is a regional medical center in Ivry-sur-Seine organized across multiple buildings with specialized departments. It provides geriatric care, psychiatric services, and rehabilitation programs designed to meet the medical needs of elderly patients.
The hospital was established in 1976 and subsequently gained recognition as a registered historical monument. It became part of the Paris public hospital network and has served the region as a major medical facility since its founding.
The facility is named after the physician Charles Foix and stands as a symbol of dedicated care for elderly patients in the region. It remains connected to academic institutions and contributes to training the next generation of healthcare workers.
The facility spans multiple connected buildings, so it helps to get oriented upon arrival or ask staff for directions. Visitors should keep in mind this is an active medical facility where certain areas may not be publicly accessible.
The facility is particularly known for its specialization in geriatric medicine, offering care to elderly patients regardless of their health status or social circumstances. This commitment to comprehensive care makes it a center for complex cases in older adult medicine.
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