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Getting here

Rosenheimer Str. 6–8, 83043 Bad Aibling, Bavaria

By air

Munich Airport (MUC) is about 60 minutes by car, with direct flights from several US hubs. Salzburg Airport (SZG) is about 90 minutes. The International Office can arrange an airport transfer on request; transfers are charged extra.

By train

Regional trains run from Munich Hauptbahnhof to Bad Aibling station in about 50 minutes. The hospital is a short taxi ride from the station.

By car

From Munich, take the A8 towards Salzburg and exit at Bad Aibling/Kolbermoor. The hospital is on Rosenheimer Strasse; parking is available on site.

Bad Aibling seen from the north, with the Mangfall mountains behind
Bad Aibling, seen from the north. Photo: Flodur63, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
For referring physicians

Physician referrals

We welcome referrals from physicians worldwide. To refer a patient, write to the International Office with a short clinical summary. It requests the records and tells you how to send them securely, and the case is reviewed medically.

At discharge the patient receives detailed written plans (treatment summary and follow-up plan) for the referring physician; follow-up questions go through the International Office. We work with referring physicians to ensure continuity of care before, during and after the patient’s stay.

How it works, from your first message to aftercare

The International Office handles your inquiry, records, travel and follow-up questions.

  1. Step 1: Initial inquiry

    A short message by online form, email or phone. The initial inquiry is free of charge.

    Free of charge

  2. Step 2: Reply from the International Office

    The International Office reviews your message and your case directly and gets back to you.

  3. 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.

  4. 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

  5. Step 5: Treatment proposal and cost overview

    You receive an individual treatment proposal and an itemized cost overview in writing.

  6. 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.

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