Highlights
- Fertility clinic with the full range of reproductive medicine
- Competence center for endometriosis as an independent unit
- Perinatal center for high-risk pregnancies
- University teaching and research hospital (LUKS)
- New building with single rooms for all insurance classes from 2026
About this clinic
The Luzerner Kantonsspital (Lucerne Cantonal Hospital, LUKS) operates a women’s clinic at its main site in the city of Lucerne, which, as a university teaching and research hospital, fulfills a broad care mandate. For women trying to conceive, the affiliated fertility clinic is the first point of contact; according to its own statements, it works with all the possibilities of modern reproductive medicine. LUKS does not publish specific treatment details or success rates on its website. A designated focus is the competence center for endometriosis, which is run as an independent unit within the women’s clinic. Especially for women in whom endometriosis is a cause of infertility, this spatial and professional proximity between endometriosis specialists and the fertility clinic is a structural advantage. The gynecology department is jointly headed by Prof. Dr. med. Christine E. Brambs and PD Dr. med. Corina Christmann; other senior staff members cover specialties such as pelvic floor, hormonal disorders, and gynecologic oncology. The offering is complemented by a perinatal center for high-risk pregnancies and an interdisciplinary pelvic floor center. From 2026, the women’s clinic is expected to move into a new building in which single rooms are planned for all insurance classes. The clinic is active at two locations: Lucerne and Sursee. A fee-based advice hotline for medical questions is available around the clock (+41 900 222 000). Appointment requests go through the clinic’s direct number +41 41 205 35 10 or by email.
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Reviews from Google
What patients report: The women’s clinic receives mixed reviews: While patients praise the friendly team of midwives and doctors as well as positive birth experiences, others criticize accessibility and organization, in particular inadequate communication in high-risk pregnancies and a lack of medical care. Some find the personal care exemplary, while others find it impersonal.
On Google, the reviews appear in the language they were written in, usually German.
Photos and reviews via Google.