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With patients at the centre – today and in the future

Welcome to Uppsala University Hospital, a leading university hospital. Together, we provide healthcare of the highest quality while developing the healthcare of tomorrow.

Welcome to Uppsala University Hospital, a leading university hospital. Together, we provide healthcare of the highest quality while developing the healthcare of tomorrow.

Akademiska sjukhuset

Akademiska sjukhuset is one of Sweden’s leading university hospitals and a centre for advanced healthcare, research and education. Here, specialist expertise and modern technology come together to provide patients with the best possible care in areas including cardiovascular diseases, neurosciences, paediatric care and cancer treatment.

The hospital works closely with Uppsala University, making it an important hub for medical innovation and the healthcare solutions of the future. With its long history, highly specialised care and strong focus on research, Uppsala University Hospital is a key institution in Swedish healthcare.

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We have a long tradition of being first. Sweden´s first nurse was trained here and Nobel Prize winners have researched here. The first Nordic appendectomy was performed here and the first integrated children´s hospital was built here. It is a characteristic of the activities here always to look for new, innovative solutions. We make the best use of new technology, new scientific findings and new ways of working in order to solve medical problems and to continuously improve the way we take care of our patients.

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Uppsala Care

Uppsala Care is responsible for managing the administration and finances for patients residing abroad who apply for planned (non-urgent) specialist healthcare. As a patient referred through Uppsala Care, you will benefit from the extensive expertise, professionalism, and experience accumulated over the 300-year history of Uppsala University Hospital. Each year, we welcome hundreds of patients from across the globe.

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