Bihor County Emergency Clinical Hospital ( SCJUBH ) represents the most complex healthcare unit in the public system of Bihor County, providing emergency, preventive, curative and recovery medical and surgical assistance , with some specialties unique in the county (e.g. interventional cardiology, thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, cardiovascular surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, burns, oncology, interventional radiology, radiotherapy, medical genetics, pediatric neurology, etc.)

The extensive process of reorganization of hospital units carried out at the national level is also found in the municipality of Oradea, where in 2006 there were 6 hospital units, all with legal personality, which together with the hospital reform were reorganized, restructured, from 2011 to 25.02.2022 two large hospitals operated, under the authority of the Oradea Local Council. The last normative act is represented by the GD no. 1293/28.12.2021 regarding the dissolution of the Municipal Clinical Hospital "dr. Gavril Curteanu" Oradea, by reorganization as a structure without legal personality within the Oradea County Emergency Clinical Hospital. The profound restructuring of the healthcare system is also fully found in Oradea where we currently find only one hospital, under the administration of the Oradea Local Council.

Currently we have approximately: 4500 employees, 1400 medical assistants, 1200 resident doctors, 450 highly qualified doctors. Our activity is divided into 7 locations, 63 departments and compartments covering over 48 specializations, 12 laboratories, 1865 beds .

• Emergency Medicine

• General Surgery

• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Pediatric Surgery

• Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

• Intensive Care (ICU)

• Cardiology

• Cardiovascular Surgery

• Internal Medicine

• Infectious Diseases

• Neurology

• Neurosurgery

• Oncology

• Hematology

• Gastroenterology

• Endocrinology

• Nephrology

• Urology

• Pulmonology (Pneumology)

• Orthopedics and Traumatology

• Obstetrics and Gynecology

• Neonatology

• Pediatrics

• Psychiatry

• Dermatovenerology

• Ophthalmology

• Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)

• Radiology and Medical Imaging

• Anesthesia and Intensive Care

• Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine

• Occupational Medicine

• Medical Genetics

• Clinical Psychology

• Dental and Oral Surgery

• Laboratory Medicine

The County Clinical Emergency Hospital of Oradea demonstrates a high standard of quality in its medical services, as reflected by multiple recent patient satisfaction studies and quality assessments.

• • Patient Satisfaction:
    A comprehensive survey conducted between 2019 and 2022, involving 12,802 patients, found that 91% of respondents rated the hospital positively, with 62% giving it an excellent score. Key areas of high satisfaction included cleanliness (71% rated as excellent), ward conditions (55% rated as excellent), and food quality (66% positive reviews). Most patients (95%) confirmed proper hygiene practices by staff, and 95% felt well informed about their diagnosis

  • Quality of Medical Care:
    The quality of care provided by doctors was rated as excellent by 82.2% of patients, with nurses and orderlies also receiving high marks (81.1% and 77.9% excellent ratings, respectively). Postoperative and intensive care services were highly regarded, with 36% rating them as excellent

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Vision:
To be a leading regional and national center for emergency and specialized medical care, recognized for excellence in patient care, innovation, and medical education. The hospital aims to set the standard for high-quality, accessible, and comprehensive healthcare services in the region, serving both the city of Oradea and the wider Bihor County population.

Mission:
To provide high-quality, accessible, and comprehensive healthcare services to the community, ensuring patient safety, continuous improvement, and excellence in clinical outcomes. The hospital is dedicated to supporting medical education and research, adapting to new challenges, and implementing strategic plans to meet the evolving needs of its patients and the healthcare system