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Our Lobby and Reception Area

The heart of our practice: our reception desk. This is where you’ll be greeted and checked in, where you’ll schedule your appointments, pick up your prescriptions, and receive all the information you need for your ongoing treatment: “Please present your chip card...”


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Our treatment rooms: No. 1 of three.

For your appointment, please proceed to one of our three examination rooms. Each of these rooms is equipped with everything our doctors and medical assistants need during the examination.


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Treatment Room No. 2 – a favorite with patients of all ages.

A examination table, a sink, a baby examination station, and a table with a computer. Chairs for the parents to sit on and a scale to weigh the baby.


And here's another treatment room:
the one with the crocodile.

What else is missing? A measuring stick, a medicine cabinet, a trash can, and, of course, some toys—so things don't get boring. Or so your child can show us everything they can already do.

Small but mighty! Our in-house lab.

No other room in our practice serves as many purposes as this one: This is where we conduct our vision, hearing, and allergy tests, as well as lung function tests and ultrasound examinations. To ensure we can get immediate results in cases of acute illness, we also have a space here where blood, urine, or tissue swabs can be tested using rapid testing methods.

Medical offices also have their busy season:
is our waiting room.

Admittedly, no one likes to wait—which is why we operate on an appointment-based system! And yet, waiting times can’t always be avoided, because serious emergencies take priority and periods with a high volume of acute cases require us to adjust our schedule. To help pass the time, we try to make the wait as pleasant as possible for you and your children—with children’s books, newspapers, a play area, and lots of little things to discover.

 
 

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