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Kathrin Klein · May 19, 2026

CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm Bridges the Gap Between Outpatient and Inpatient Treatment

Schedules, tasks, countless obligations: When everyday life feels like an ever-growing hurdle and you can no longer shake off that feeling of inner emptiness, it’s time to seek help. Many people are familiar with this state. They keep functioning—at work, with their families. But when inner restlessness, persistent exhaustion, or other symptoms pile up, things can’t go on like this. 

In such a situation, outpatient therapy often offers too little support. The intervals between appointments are long, and the stress remains. An inpatient stay, on the other hand, is unimaginable for many people: too far from their familiar surroundings and incompatible with family life. 

CuraMed Day Clinic, Neu Ulm

Holistic Treatment in a Day Clinic Setting 

This is exactly where the CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm for Psychosomatic Medicine, Psychiatry, and Psychotherapy comes in: The private clinic offers a program for people who need support but cannot or do not want to completely put their lives on hold. “We often see that patients cannot find suitable care between outpatient and inpatient treatment,” says Prof. Dr. med. Carlos Schönfeldt-Lecuona, Chief Medical Officer of the CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm. “As a day clinic, we bridge this gap by providing intensive treatment while allowing patients to remain in their familiar surroundings.” 

At the CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm, patients spend the day in a therapeutically structured environment with set routines. In the evening, they return to their daily lives. An experienced team of physicians, psychologists, and therapists from various specialties closely and continuously supports the entire therapeutic process. Different therapeutic approaches are integrated into one another. The focus is on holistic treatment that is always tailored to the patient’s personal situation and individual needs. 

Applying New Strategies Directly in Everyday Life

The patient’s own environment is incorporated into the therapeutic process as a resource. Patients at the CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm learn new strategies not in isolation from daily life, but right where they are needed.  Inspiration and stability arise within the immediate living environment. New approaches can be tested directly, and challenges can be addressed and worked through together.

The goal of treatment is not only to alleviate symptoms but also to understand the underlying causes in order to initiate lasting change and heal psychological distress. The first step is often not easy. This makes it all the more important to have a place that offers understanding and opens up new perspectives. The CuraMed Day Clinic in Neu-Ulm supports people on this journey with a treatment approach that provides stability without losing sight of daily life. Those interested can attend an open information session every Wednesday at 2:45 p.m. without an appointment to receive a no-obligation consultation and work together to determine whether this program is the right next step.


About the CuraMed Day Clinic in
Neu-UlmWith 24 beds, the CuraMed Day Clinic for Psychosomatic Medicine, Psychiatry, and Psychotherapy offers a unique range of treatments. Through its holistic and interdisciplinary approach, the clinic treats a wide range of conditions, with a focus on depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, stress- and strain-related disorders, as well as burnout, ADHD, chronic pain, and tinnitus. Located on the grounds of the Kunstpark Neu-Ulm, the private clinic is situated in an attractive and easily accessible location. 


Contact
: CuraMed Day Clinic Neu-Ulm GmbH
Day Clinic for Psychosomatic Medicine, Psychiatry, and Psychotherapy
Bahnhofstraße 39
89231 Neu-Ulm

Tel. 0731
146135-20Email: [email protected]

Website: www.curamed-tagesklinik-neu-ulm.de


 

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