Södra Barnbördshuset, established in 1865 as a provisional maternity hospital, became a permanent institution in 1881. Located in Södermalm, Stockholm, it served as the city's primary public maternity facility until 1969. Today, the building houses Maria Beroendecentrum and the Stockholm Centre for Eating Disorders.

• Obstetrics and Gynecology: Historically, the hospital specialized in childbirth and women's health.

• Addiction Medicine: Currently, Maria Beroendecentrum provides treatment for substance use disorders.

• Eating Disorders: The Stockholm Centre for Eating Disorders offers specialized care for individuals with eating disorders.

Södra barnbördshuset (Southern Maternity Hospital) is part of Region Stockholm's healthcare system. While the specific quality of care at Södra barnbördshuset isn't detailed in the search results, Region Stockholm as a whole has shown improvements in healthcare access and reduced waiting times. Their credit rating was also recently raised to the highest level, demonstrating efforts to maintain sound public finances. However, challenges remain with financial pressures and the need for continued preparedness in areas like healthcare and transportation. 

Vision:
To be a leading provider of comprehensive and accessible addiction care, promoting recovery and well-being for individuals and their families.

Mission:
Maria Beroendecentrum aims to offer high-quality, evidence-based treatment for individuals with substance use disorders. The center focuses on personalized care, integrating medical, psychological, and social support to facilitate recovery.