CHL was created by the law of December 10, 1975. It has the status of a public establishment which has financial and administrative autonomy and which is managed by the forms and methods of private law.

The CHL is administered by an Administrative Commission composed of 13 members: 6 State delegates, 3 delegates from the City of Luxembourg, 2 delegates from the Norbert Metz Foundation since the merger with the Eich Clinic (now CHL Eich) and 2 CHL staff delegates.

The Minister of Health exercises supervision in certain areas specified by law.

The CHL is headed by a Director General, assisted by a Medical Director, a Director of Care, and an Administrative and Financial Director. Together, they form the Executive Committee, assisted by a Secretary General.Opened in 1976, after the merger of the newly built Municipal Hospital (now CHL Centre), the Grand Duchess Charlotte Maternity Hospital (now CHL Maternity) dating from 1936, and the Pediatric Clinic (now CHL Kannerklinik) dating from 1966, joined in 2004 by the Eich Clinic (CHL Eich), the CHL today has a capacity of 579 beds and employs 2,111 people active in more than 50 professions. Among them are some 270 doctors and a thousand nursing staff.The CHL is the only hospital center in which physicians work as full-time employees at the hospital. Since its founding, the CHL has been heavily involved in training, teaching, and research activities, missions explicitly entrusted to it by law. Many of the CHL's departments are recognized by universities in neighboring countries as internship and training sites for future physicians, pharmacists, and biologists.

• Angiology 

• Vascular Surgery 

• Visceral Surgery

• Endocrinology/Diabetology

• Gynecology-Obstetrics 

• General Pediatrics, Pediatric Endocrinology, Pediatric Nutrition and Obesity 

CHL Praxiszentren Grevenmacher is committed to CHL’s high standards of patient safety, multidisciplinary collaboration, and continuous quality improvement. The center ensures that patients receive timely, specialized care close to home, reducing barriers to access and supporting ongoing management of complex or chronic conditions.

Vision
CHL Praxiszentren Grevenmacher aims to bring high-quality specialist medical care closer to the residents of Grevenmacher and surrounding communities. By decentralizing specialized medicine, the center envisions a healthcare system where patients can access expert consultations locally, minimizing the need to travel to Luxembourg City and ensuring equitable access to advanced medical services.

Mission
The mission of CHL Praxiszentren Grevenmacher is to:

• Provide local access to a broad range of specialist consultations, tailored to the evolving needs of the population.

• Complement and support the work of local general practitioners and healthcare providers by offering technical expertise and practical assistance.

• Ensure that all patients in the region receive timely, appropriate, and high-standard specialist care, in close coordination with CHL’s hospital-based resources