Local Hospital Expands Care Options, Strengthens Community Ties
A hospital center in Le Raincy-Montfermeil is bolstering its services and collaborating with the city to address health inequalities.
- The GHI Le Raincy-Montfermeil hospital center provides a wide range of medical and surgical care to the population.
- The hospital is expanding its care modes to include telemedicine and home hospitalization.
- A renewed Local Health Contract, signed in November 2019, formalizes collaboration between the hospital and the city to improve access to care.
- A Nursing Assistant position is available, focused on pre- and post-operative patient care.
The GHI Le Raincy-Montfermeil, a local hospital center with 607 beds and places across two establishments – the Montfermeil hospital and the Ormes hospital – is dedicated to serving the current health needs of the community. The hospital offers comprehensive medical care, including nephrology, neurology, diabetes treatment, internal medicine, and intensive care, as well as a full spectrum of surgical specialties like orthopedic, digestive, and vascular procedures.
Specialized Care and Expanding Services
Beyond general medical and surgical services, the hospital has notably developed specialties in medical and surgical oncology, gastroenterology, cardiology, pulmonology, rheumatology, and geriatrics. This is supported by a robust technical platform for radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, and endoscopy, alongside a significant follow-up care service. The hospital also provides therapeutic education programs for conditions like gestational diabetes, diabetes-obesity, inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn’s and UC), and asthma, tailored for adolescents and adults.
Recognizing evolving patient needs, the GHI Le Raincy-Montfermeil is diversifying its care delivery methods. These now include outpatient services, day hospitalization, home hospitalization, full hospitalization, and increasingly, telemedicine and teleconsultation. Furthermore, the hospital is strengthening its collaborations with city-hospital partnerships, exemplified by the opening of an on-call medical center near the hospital.
Community Partnership and Health Equity
The commitment to community health was formalized with the signing of the 3rd generation Local Health Contract in November 2019. This agreement underscores the collaborative relationship between the city and the hospital, working together to combat social inequalities and promote equal access to prevention and care systems. These efforts encompass physical health, mental health, hygiene, nutrition, perinatal monitoring, and addressing health issues related to housing.
Nursing Assistant Position Available
The hospital is currently seeking a Nursing Assistant to provide care for pre- and post-operative patients, both those hospitalized and those receiving care at home, in collaboration with the SSPI IDE. Responsibilities include preoperative preparation, welcoming and supporting patients and their families with hygiene care, regulatory dressing, and hair removal. Detailed observations will be documented in the nursing care plan and liaison sheet, with oral transmissions to the SSPI IDE to ensure continuity of care.
The role also encompasses ensuring patients receive snacks before discharge, assisting with patient transport to the operating area, providing psychological support, adhering to hygiene protocols, maintaining the cleanliness of the patient preparation area and equipment, managing linen stocks, and assisting with waste disposal. Participation in the fight against nosocomial infections, management of implant materials, ordering supplies, and providing training are also key components of the position.
Candidates must possess a Nursing Assistant diploma and be prepared for a schedule of 7 hours and 30 minutes. The position also requires designing, formalizing, and adapting procedures, ensuring traceability of patient care, and providing reception and supervision for trainees.
