Flower delivery to:
Lucerne Cantonal Hospital
We deliver fresh flowers to the Lucerne Cantonal Hospital every day.
Bring joy to a patient's day with fresh flowers.
Every order is handed over to the hospital directly at the designated collection point.
Wishing you a speedy recovery with flowers
Flowers directly to the reception point at Lucerne Cantonal Hospital
At the Lucerne Cantonal Hospital, the flowers are delivered to the delivery location specified by the hospital, where they are then brought directly to the patient's room by the hospital staff to surprise the patient.
Every hospital delivery receives express delivery from us at no additional cost. The flowers are also packaged to suit the external conditions and are provided with a so-called fresh bag, which ensures the water supply during the journey.
Express delivery to hospitals usually takes place between 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
Discover a bouquet of flowers, a flower arrangement in our shop or choose something floral from our suggestions for flowers for recovery or flowers for birth. Write a personal greeting card and simply select the “Delivery to hospital throughout Switzerland” option during the ordering process.
History of the Lucerne Cantonal Hospital
1902: The Lucerne Cantonal Hospital opens with 5 buildings, 220 beds and 60 employees
1909: New construction of the Eye Pavilion in Lucerne
1930 to 1942: First major construction phase with nurses' house, medicine II, surgery I and pathology in Lucerne
1940: Opening of Sursee Hospital (foundation)
1949 New central X-ray institute built in Lucerne
1957: Redesign of the operating and birthing department of the women's clinic in Lucerne
1971: Opening of the children's hospital in Lucerne
1971: Spital Sursee is transferred to the canton of Lucerne
1972: Wolhusen Hospital opens
1975: Opening of the eye clinic in Lucerne
1976: Move into new Sursee Hospital building
1981: First computer tomograph in Lucerne
1982: Opening of the hospital center at the Lucerne location (Schoggiturm)
1998: First heart operation in Lucerne
1999: Merger of the Sursee and Wolhusen hospitals to form the Sursee-Wolhusen Cantonal Hospital KSSW
2001: Opening of a new women's clinic in Lucerne
2005: New management and organizational structures at the Lucerne location
2008: The cantonal hospitals become independent under the umbrella of a public institution with their own legal personality: Lucerne Cantonal Hospital with locations in Lucerne, Sursee and Wolhusen as well as the Montana High-Altitude Clinic is created.
2012: Beginning of a pioneering project in intercantonal cooperation between the LUKS and the Nidwalden Cantonal Hospital, which has received acclaim throughout Switzerland - the joint Lucerne Nidwalden Hospital Region (LUNIS)
2016: Opening of the expansion of the eye clinic in Lucerne
2017: Start of study contract for the new Wolhusen building
2017: Start of site evaluation for the Sursee hospital
2017: Inauguration of the new emergency center and center for intensive care medicine in Lucerne
2017: Contract signing with Epic for a new, future-oriented clinical information system (LUKiS)
2017: Opening of a new rehabilitation center in Wolhusen
2017: Groundbreaking ceremony for the LUKS radio-oncology department at the Zug Cantonal Hospital
2018: Winning project for the new Wolhusen building
2019: Opening of the LUKS radio-oncology department at the Zug Cantonal Hospital
2019: Start of prequalification study contract for the new building of a children's hospital/women's clinic and development of test planning for the east area
Contact
Lucerne Cantonal Hospital
Spitalstrasse
6000 Luzern
Phone 041 205 11 11
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