Medicine Campus Davos

A campus for therapy, research, and education in the fields of allergology, asthma and cardiology

The opening of the Medical Campus in Davos Wolfgang in 2019 marked a significant milestone. The independent partners CK-CARE (Christine Kühne – Center for Allergy Research and Education), SIAF (Swiss Institute of Allergy and Asthma Research), HGK (High Mountain Clinic) Davos, Cardio-CARE AG, and Davos BioSciences AG are working closely together to establish a unique center in this field. The campus building was completed and became operational in mid-2019.

Innovative structure

The Medicine Campus Davos delivers an innovative structure that offers patients tailored care for their rehabilitation, as well as provides a center of excellence for acute diagnostics, prevention, and treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases, especially in allergology and cardiology. To achieve this goal, the campus was built on the three classic and strongly interwoven pillars of university medicine: personalized healthcare, research and education. This traditional structure is complimented by a unique database and biobank for modern clinical epidemiological research, healthcare and cause studies. Clinical care (in-patient/out-patient) in the fields of allergy, asthma, and cardiology. Patients with asthma or dermatological, general allergological, and cardiovascular needs are treated at the Hochgebirgsklinik Davos. They immediately benefit from the allergy and cardiology research on the campus where the treatment is always based on the latest scientific findings. SIAF, CK-CARE and Cardio-CARE utilize results that directly benefit both therapeutic practice and the clinic. Great importance is also attached to offering targeted education so physicians and patients have access to best practices and evidence-based care.

Top-level research

Top-level research in the fields of allergy, asthma and cardiology. SIAF and Cardio-CARE carry out real translational research thanks both to their proximity to in-patients and out-patients and the analysis of genetic biosamples. As an integrating element of the campus concept, the CK-CARE research network combines the expertise of several European centres.

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