Burn Treatment Center in Siemianowice Slaskie

CLO delivers end-to-end care for all degrees of burn injuries: acute trauma treatment, multiple surgical units for skin grafting, and long-term rehabilitation in a single integrated facility. The hospital is fully prepared to respond to mass casualty events and industrial burn incidents. The Integrated Practice Unit (IPU BURN) includes trauma surgery, chronic wound management, and rare skin conditions, reflecting a holistic model of care.

The hospital operates an Institute of Chronic Wound Treatment and an in-house Tissue Bank with GMP-compliant lab. CLO implements advanced wound therapies, including cultured keratinocytes, amniotic membrane, and stem-cell-based technologies. The Reconstructive Surgery Department restores function and aesthetics for post-burn patients.

The hospital actively conducts scientific research in wound management, participates in medical trials, and collaborates with universities. It holds multiple patents for innovative dressings and devices and runs medical experiments under national research programs.

CLO houses one of Poland’s largest Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) facilities with a 16-person chamber and multiple mono-chambers. Since 2002, HBOT has been a key adjunct therapy.

In 2023, the hospital launched a Nuclear Medicine Department with SPECT/CT imaging to assess wound healing and systemic complications.

CLO operates an in-house Tissue Bank with GMP-skin cell culture compliant lab.

CLO is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified and accredited by the Ministry of Health. As Poland’s first public hospital to implement Lean Healthcare, Theory of Constraints and Six Sigma methods, it has become a national leader in healthcare quality. CLO also provides national training programs and hosts academic conferences and study visits.