Our Institutions

Who We Are

The Bosch Health Campus draws together all of the Robert Bosch Stiftung’s institutions and funding activities in the field of health care. Care, Research, Education, and Empowerment: This is our mission here on Campus with facilities for forward-looking, patient-centered care.

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Care

When it comes to treating patients, the interplay of a range of medical fields leads to modern and interdisciplinary cutting-edge medicine at university level with a focus on the individual.

Robert Bosch Hospital

Enjoying nationwide renown, the Robert Bosch Hospital has been certified many times. The Hospital dates back to 1915 and a private initiative on the part of entrepreneur Robert Bosch. Today, the Foundation hospital treats up to 40,000 inpatients annually with state-of-the-art medicine and expert nursing.

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RBK Pulmonary Center Stuttgart

The acclaimed RBK Pulmonary Center Stuttgart specializes in treating people with respiratory conditions. Offering precise diagnostics and contemporary treatment, the specialist hospital treats 9,000 inpatients annually, both from the region and from across Germany.

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Research

The Bosch Health Campus is one of the few non-university clinical facilities in Germany with a research mission, supported by the Robert Bosch Stiftung. With its research activities, which fall under the umbrella of the Robert Bosch Medical Research (RBMF), and numerous collaborations, including with Tübingen University Hospital and the German Cancer Research Center, the Bosch Health Campus is setting standards in the region.

Institute of Clinical Pharmacology

At the internationally renowned Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch Institute of Clinical Pharmacology (IKP), scientists are researching the potential optimal individual course of treatment for each patient at the Bosch Health Campus. Findings from the Institute of Clinical Pharmacology flow directly into clinical treatment and continuing professional education.

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Robert Bosch Center for Tumor Diseases

Improving cancer treatments lies at the heart of the research work of the Robert Bosch Center for Tumor Diseases (RBCT). An interdisciplinary team uses the Center’s findings to advise and treat patients at the Bosch Health Campus. Alongside Tübingen University Hospital, the RBCT is currently one of 13 top cancer centers in Germany.

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Robert Bosch Center for Integrative Medicine and Health

Research into the efficacy and safety of integrative medicine approaches is the focus of the work of the Robert Bosch Center for Integrative Medicine and Health (RBIM). The research results are directly incorporated into the optimization of treatment and counseling of patients.

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Bosch Digital Innovation Hub

The Bosch Digital Innovation Hub serves as an agile innovation and implementation unit at the Bosch Health Campus. Its goal is to develop and implement digital and AI innovations in practice-oriented care models. This is achieved through various instruments and areas of activity, including shared data spaces, strengthening digital competencies, overcoming translational barriers, and regulatory sandbox approaches. 

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Institute for the History of Medicine

The Institute for the History of Medicine (IGM) maintains one of the largest specialized libraries with more than 12,000 volumes on the history of homeopathy and over 65,000 publications on the history of medicine as well as a homeopathy archive that preserves the estate of Samuel Hahnemann and Clemens von Bönninghausen, among others. The library and archive can be used by researchers, scientists and interested public.

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Education

Broad, interdisciplinary education plays a key role at the Bosch Health Campus. Attractive, forward-looking, and expert courses for the Campus, and later beyond, are helping to counter the shortage of professionals and ensure high-quality care for all patients.

Irmgard Bosch Learning Center

Innovative, practice-based concepts and a high professional level lay the groundwork for education, training, and continuing professional development at the Irmgard Bosch Learning Center (IBBZ). Thanks to its Skills Lab, the Center took on a pioneering role early on and offers patient-centered and practice-based learning, placements, and work on Campus.

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Empowerment

With the Bosch Health Campus, the Robert Bosch Stiftung is also aligning its decades of successful support work in the field of health care for the future. This adds another unique selling point to the Campus, with a special impact that reaches far beyond the Campus itself. 

Robert Bosch Center for Innovative Health

The nonprofit Robert Bosch Center for Innovative Health is dedicated to promoting promising new ideas for better health care. These can be tested directly on Campus in a living lab and implemented as pilot projects, meaning we are having an impact here on the ground and in our health care system. Further projects are supported across Germany.

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Support for the Bosch Health Campus comes from the Robert Bosch Stiftung

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The Robert Bosch Stiftung is one of Europe’s leading foundations. As a nonprofit, independent, and nonpartisan organization, it is committed to ensuring that people can live in dignity, peace, and freedom. In keeping with Robert Bosch’s vision, the Foundation works in the areas of health, education, and global issues. Its goal is to find sustainable solutions to the challenges of our time – from equal opportunities in education and people-centered healthcare to addressing climate change, building a migration system that respects human dignity, fostering strong civic engagement in our democracy, and supporting effective local peacebuilding. 

The Foundation operates its own institutions and supports projects both in Germany and abroad. It collaborates with approximately 400 partner organizations worldwide. It actively contributes its insights to the public debate. The Foundation holds approximately 94 percent of the shares in Robert Bosch GmbH and is financed by the dividends from the company. The company and the Foundation operate independently of one another. Since its founding in 1964, the Robert Bosch Stiftung GmbH has allocated more than 2.7 billion euros to its charitable work.

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