Rosenheimer Str. 6-8, 83043 Bad Aibling, Germany · info@clinicum-stgeorg.de
Transparency in Medicine
What the German system lets a licensed hospital do for a patient with a complex chronic disease, which programs international patients come for, and how the trip to Bad Aibling runs.
Patients cross an ocean for the system the physicians work in. German law lets a licensed hospital combine conventional medicine with therapies that are rarely offered as inpatient procedures elsewhere, under the same medical law that governs everything else it does. German medical schools teach natural medicine (Naturheilkunde) as part of the standard curriculum.
German medical law lets a licensed physician use a therapy outside its approved indication as an individual treatment attempt, decided with the patient after medical consultation and with written consent, when the findings and the patient's situation justify it.
Whole-body hyperthermia, H.E.L.P. apheresis, immunoadsorption, multimodal inpatient Lyme programs and photodynamic therapy are carried out here on a ward with physicians and nurses present. In many countries they are not offered as inpatient hospital procedures at all.
Diagnostics, hyperthermia, apheresis, infusions and ward care are in the same building, so the work-up on your first morning and the therapy on your fourth day are read by the same physician from the same chart.
Inpatient, 2 to 5 weeks; treated here since 1995, more than 12,000 patients.
2 to 3 weeks; H.E.L.P. apheresis or immunoadsorption decided from the findings.
2 to 4 weeks, added to surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, never in their place.
On a hospital ward; more than 30,000 sessions in oncology and chronic infections.
Treatment is self-pay: a package price plus the add-ons your plan needs, set out in EUR after the medical review and the video call. A deposit is paid before admission, and airport transfers are charged extra. Reimbursement is never promised. Costs and insurance
From Munich Airport, the road runs south-east on the A8 toward Salzburg, with the Alps ahead for most of the hour. Bad Aibling is a spa town in Upper Bavaria, between Munich and the Alps.
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Munich Airport (MUC), about 60 minutes by car.
