AndreasKlinik Cham Zug stands for comprehensive medical and surgical basic care in a comfortable, hotel-like atmosphere. As a listed hospital, we are open to patients of all insurance categories. The AndreasKlinik specializes in the musculoskeletal system, including orthopedics, neurosurgery, and spinal surgery. It also offers comprehensive regional healthcare with specialties in gynecology, including breast cancer medicine, urology, general surgery, and general internal medicine, as well as an emergency department open during the day and evening.
Medical Expertise
Our approximately 100 specialist physicians all have many years of experience and a high level of medical expertise. Around 300 employees are committed every day to the health and well-being of our patients.
Professional Care
With 56 beds, AndreasKlinik has a manageable size that ensures personal care and individualized nursing for patients. With excellent hospitality services, the clinic aims to make patients’ stays as comfortable as possible.
Ennetsee Nursing Center
AndreasKlinik has been entrusted by the Municipality of Cham with the management of the neighboring Ennetsee Nursing Center.
We are available for you around the clock and thank you for your interest in and trust in AndreasKlinik Cham Zug.
Kind regards
Yvonne Hubeli
Managing Director
Staff Testimonials
Jasmine Birrer, Head of Reception
“Working together, growing together, making a difference together, and standing together – even when things get difficult. This is what we live every day at AndreasKlinik. For me, AndreasKlinik is a matter close to my heart. Even after more than 23 years, I still look forward to my work, where I can give a smile and receive one in return.”
Dr. med. Valmai Spirk, Emergency and Internal Medicine Physician
“As an emergency physician, I love the ABCs – this is how I summarize the essence of my work at AndreasKlinik. A – adaptive (every day brings something new); B – Big Tree (our legendary mammoth tree / lived sustainability); C – Caring (we care for our patients, for one another, and for our partners at all levels).
My motto as a physician – as little radiation as possible, as little antibiotics as possible, and as much human dignity as possible – can truly be lived here.”
