We are the “family doctor” for your children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 21.

In the event of acute health problems or questions, we are the first medical “point of contact” for you, your child, and adolescents and young adults up to age 21—your trusted doctor who knows you and is easy to reach. 

This “family doctor model”—the long-term relationship between doctor and patient—has proven to be an asset for successful health care: Being able to assess an acute illness in the context of a patient’s known medical and personal history provides a sense of security. Particularly in cases of serious illnesses or mental health issues and conflicts, this ideal scenario is often one of the key factors ensuring successful treatment outcomes and optimal collaboration with specialists.  


 
 
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In addition to diagnosing and treating common infections and minor injuries, our daily practice also includes identifying and treating allergies, as well as providing empathetic counseling for various physical, mental, and psychological conditions.

Thanks to our state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, we are also able to confirm diagnoses quickly and efficiently—using the latest “Vivid” ultrasound system from GE, “Easy-On Air” spirometry from NDD, and a wide range of rapid laboratory tests. For more comprehensive testing needs, we forward collected samples to our trusted partner: the BIOSCIENTIA Laboratory in Berlin.  


The network matters, too 

Our comprehensive and well-coordinated network ensures the necessary quality of care in specialized cases: We not only refer patients to the appropriate specialists, but also provide recommendations when needed and compile all relevant information over the long term. 

Finally, we also offer what are known as “Individual Health Services” (IGeL)—such as travel medicine consultations, specialized eye exams with “Plusoptix” vision screening, and services to help you prepare for your trip. 


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