What to pack
- Comfortable, loose clothes, and something warm for after a hyperthermia session
- All medical records and imaging, digital or on CD
- Current medication list with dosages
- A book, a tablet, headphones: infusions are long
What to Expect
Your treatment journey
What happens between your first message and the flight home. The initial inquiry is free, and nothing is booked before you have the written treatment proposal and cost overview.
How it works, from your first message to aftercare
The International Office handles your inquiry, records, travel and follow-up questions.
Step 1: Initial inquiry
A short message by online form, email or phone. The initial inquiry is free of charge.
Free of charge
Step 2: Reply from the International Office
The International Office reviews your message and your case directly and gets back to you.
Step 3: Secure transfer of records
After the first contact, the International Office requests your medical records and tells you how to send them securely.
Step 4: Medical review and video call
Your records are reviewed medically. A video call with a medically trained member of the International Office is free of charge; a video consultation with a physician is usually charged, and the International Office explains the fee before booking.
Video call with the International Office: free of charge
Step 5: Treatment proposal and cost overview
You receive an individual treatment proposal and an itemized cost overview in writing.
Step 6: Travel, stay and aftercare
The International Office helps you plan travel and your stay. You go home with detailed written plans for your doctor; follow-up questions go to the International Office.
Getting started
Initial contact
Write to us through the consultation form, by email to info@clinicum-stgeorg.de or by phone, and describe your situation: the condition, how long it has lasted, what has been tried and what you are looking for.
Please do not attach records to your first message. The International Office requests them afterwards, explains how to send them securely, and sends an intake questionnaire about your history, medication and earlier results.
Before you travel
Video consultation and estimate
Before anyone books a flight, there is a video call. In a consultation with a physician, you discuss whether an inpatient stay makes sense, what it would involve and how long it would take.
Afterwards you receive the written treatment proposal and an itemized cost overview listing the diagnostics, the therapies, physician time and your room. Costs and insurance explains how it is put together.
Logistics
Travel planning
Once you confirm the plan, the International Office helps with the logistics:
- Travel dates and the admission date
- Your hospital room, and hotels or guesthouses in Bad Aibling for companions
- Transfer from Munich Airport (MUC), about 60 minutes by car; charged extra
- Visa support letter when your entry into Germany requires one
For visas, time zones and arrival, see information for international patients.
How every stay runs
Every program follows the same rhythm; only the therapies differ.
Arrival day
Blood for the laboratory, then a clinical assessment with your lead physician and a written schedule.
Work-up
Blood analyzed in the building, imaging and prior findings reviewed, the plan confirmed.
Therapy days
The therapies of your plan, with a physician who sees you and a nurse on the ward.
Mid-stay review
Laboratory values repeated so the plan can be adjusted while you are still here.
Discharge
The last therapy sessions and your discharge consultation.
Which therapies fill these days is written in your plan.
Treatment phase
How long you stay
The length follows the program and your findings. The physician names a range in the video consultation and confirms it after the first laboratory results.
| Program | Typical length | Setting | Decided by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chronic Lyme disease | 2–5 weeks | Inpatient, on the ward | Treating physician after the work-up |
| Long COVID and ME/CFS | 2–3 weeks | Inpatient, on the ward | Treating physician after the work-up |
| Integrative oncology | 2–4 weeks, further cycles planned individually | Inpatient, alongside standard oncology | Treating physician with your oncologist at home |
| Chronic fatigue | 2–3 weeks | Inpatient, on the ward | Treating physician after the work-up |
| Longevity assessment | About 1 week | Inpatient | Treating physician after the consultation |
Where you stay
Patient room · St. George Hospital 
Dining hall · St. George Hospital 
Infusion room · St. George Hospital
Ongoing care
After you leave
You take these documents home for your physician:
- Treatment report in English and German
- Treatment summary and follow-up plan
- Medication plan and supplement protocol for home
- Further treatment cycles where they are clinically indicated
The practical part
What to pack, who can come, how to pay
For companions
- Whoever comes with you is welcome on the ward
- Extra bed in your room on request
- Hotels and guesthouses nearby in Bad Aibling
Payment
- Self-pay; package price plus individual add-ons
- Deposit before admission; airport transfer charged extra
- Itemized invoice in English for your insurer; reimbursement is never promised
Send a free inquiry
The initial inquiry is free of charge. The International Office reviews your message and your case directly and gets back to you.
- Phone
- +49 8061 398-0
- Hours
- Mon–Thu 08:00–17:00, Fri 08:00–14:00 German time (CET/CEST); in the US Mon–Thu 2–11 a.m. ET, Fri 2–8 a.m. ET.
Munich Airport (MUC), about 60 minutes by car.