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Contilia GmbH: A Healthcare Provider with Christian Roots

Contilia GmbH is a leading healthcare provider in the central Ruhr area, specializing in the care of people in all phases of life. Founded in 2006, the company is based on a long Christian tradition and is supported by the St. Elisabeth-Stiftung Essen, the Stiftung St. Marien-Hospital zu Mülheim an der Ruhr and the St. Josef-Kuratorium e.V.

Key Products and Services

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Contilia offers a comprehensive network of:

Hospitals: Elisabeth-Krankenhaus Essen, St. Marien-Hospital Mülheim an der Ruhr, among others.
Medical Care Centers: MVZ Praxis am Grillo-Theater, MVZ Essen-Huttrop, among others.
Care Facilities: Senior residences such as Haus Berge, St. Laurentius and St. Andreas.
Ambulatory Services: Die Kängurus (pediatric nursing), Die Lindenblüten (nursing).
Prevention, early detection and rehabilitation services.

Mission and Values

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Contilia's mission is to support people in life phases where they need help in order to lead a self-determined life. The company attaches great importance to Christian values such as charity and respect. The corporate culture is characterized by competence, passion and creativity.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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Contilia is committed to a sustainable personnel policy that enables employees to develop and stay healthy. The company offers comprehensive training and further education programs as well as health promotion. In addition, Contilia is involved in the area of international skilled worker recruitment through Contilia Global in order to integrate qualified employees from abroad.

Corporate Culture and Employees

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With around 7,500 employees, Contilia forms an innovative community that is committed to the best possible quality of life for its patients. The corporate culture is based on respect, appreciation and mutual empowerment. Contilia promotes the personal and professional development of its employees through numerous training and further education programs.

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