Improving patient comfort and working conditions for our professionals. Projects completed with the help of donations are listed below.
This device was acquired to modernize our quality of care and to obtain a greater vision in several dimensions during examinations. Regarding its capabilities:
It is capable of performing general ultrasounds (Abdominal and Pelvic), gynecology and obstetrics (Pregnant women), cardiac and many other forms including pulmonary, urological, pediatric and neonatal ultrasounds (essential especially due to the care services present within our Hospital).
Also, the Consona N7 supports color Doppler, pulsed Doppler (PW) and continuous Doppler (CW), allowing a complete assessment of blood circulation and vascular flows!
We are pleased to announce the opening of our new physiotherapy clinic, dedicated to your well-being and rehabilitation. Our team of qualified professionals offers personalized care, tailored to your needs, in a modern and welcoming environment. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you achieve better health.
To make an appointment, please call the following number : 06411700/701/702/703 (hospital number), then 130 for appointment scheduling assistance. Thank you. Stay connected with us to discover our health tips, our latest news, and much more! Follow us now on our social networks and don't miss any of our news.
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This is an important part of our commitment.
Sustainable development requires sustainable management that will impact all resources and their use within the Hospital.
Regarding waste, ranging from plastic to medical and electrical waste, the Hospital strives to work with ethical and environmentally friendly companies to sustainably process this waste, which will sometimes be recycled (including plastic, cardboard, paper, metal, batteries, used cooking and mechanical oils, etc.).
For example, the Hospital recycled more than 2,100 small bottles and 3,500 large plastic bottles in 2024.
These 3 giant solar batteries actively ensure energy independence, including during a large part of the night, to guarantee quality, continuous care and respect through concrete actions towards Nature.
In addition, we demonstrate management of our energy sector such that it is possible for us to reintroduce into the public network the surplus, which represents the energy that could not be stored due to the batteries being full and consumption lower than production.
Additional information on what a solar battery is:
A large solar battery is an energy storage device designed to accumulate electricity produced by solar panels and release it as needed. It is used in homes, businesses and even on an industrial scale to optimize energy autonomy and reduce dependence on the electricity grid.
Its operation is based on several stages:
1) Electricity production: Solar panels convert solar energy into direct current (DC).
2) Energy storage: Electricity is stored in the battery in chemical form.
3) Conversion and distribution: An inverter transforms the stored energy into alternating current (AC) to power electrical appliances.
Use and management:
1) When solar production is higher than consumption, the excess is stored.
2) When production is insufficient (night, bad weather), the battery releases the accumulated energy. Some installations also allow excess electricity to be sold back to the grid.
There are several types of solar batteries:
1) Lithium-ion: High-performance, durable, and quick to recharge (e.g., Tesla Powerwall).
2) Lead-acid: Less expensive but with a shorter lifespan and lower efficiency.
3) Flow batteries: Ideal for large-scale storage thanks to their high charge/discharge capacity.
4) Sodium-ion and other new technologies: Promising for improving safety and reducing costs.
So here are the reasons for using solar batteries:
✅ Energy autonomy (reducing dependence on the grid)
✅ Savings (storing energy for use during peak hours)
✅ Green energy (reducing carbon footprint)
✅ Security (backup power in case of grid failure)
Taking care of patients also means taking care of our environment and our planet : Hôpital de la Paix has a solar panel park (nearly 500 solar panels of 550 and 575 Watts) and 3 giant solar batteries to ensure strong energy independence (article to come!).