Up to 16 patients with neurodegenerative diseases can be diagnosed and treated in Neurology 6, the first innovation room.
There are currently 19 carers working on this ward. Neurology 6 was previously an IMC ward that had moved, so the space was available for reorganisation and restructuring.
Neurodegeneration was also a new speciality at the head clinic, and the nursing and medical team first had to come together.

In July 2023, another innovation room was established on a stroke recovery ward in the head clinic.

The special feature here is that it is an IMC ward with up to 20 patients in the acute phase of a stroke.
Up to 46 carers work on this ward. As in radiooncology, the concept was integrated into an existing ward and an existing team on this ward.

In spring 2024, the "Intensive Care / IMC / AWR Innovation Room" was opened in the Centre for Orthopaedics, Trauma Surgery and Paraplegiology. The special feature of this innovation room is that a team of around 50 nursing staff form a unit that cares for monitoring, intensive care and post-operative patients in a neighbouring setting. Some of the patients only stay for a few hours up to a few months, as the initial treatment of acute paraplegic patients takes place in this innovation room.
Furthermore, the age spectrum of patients ranges from infants to very elderly geriatric patients. Another special feature was the implementation process of the innovation room. The fact that the structures of the innovation room concept had already been firmly established on the ward in the past meant that it could be introduced quickly.