Hospitals located in central Jutland are part of Central Denmark Region. 

The region is a public institution with three main tasks within welfare and regional development:

• Health and hospitals
• Specialised offers to socially marginalised groups and disabled
• Political driving force for growth through regional development 

The Central Denmark Region has approximately 26,100 full-time employees and a budget of DKK 30 billions. 

The largest part of the budget is spent on health.

The region is governed by 41 directly elected politicians.

The Central Denmark Region has 10 hospitals consolidated into five hospital units. Each unit has its own management and administration.

More about
Central Denmark Region

The region has 1.2 million inhabitants and covers and area of more than 13,000 km²

See www.english.rm.dk to learn more about the region 

• Politics and organisation
• Regional development
• Psychiatry and social service

Hospitals in the region

• Hospitalsenhed Midt
• Hospitalsenheden Vest
• Regionshospitalet Horsens
• Regionshospitalet Randers
• Aarhus Universitetshospital