Orthopedics

If you regularly experience pain in your back, joints, or muscles, if your mobility is restricted, or if you have problems after an accident, it's advisable to make an appointment with an orthopedist. Even if home remedies or exercise don't bring any improvement, a targeted orthopedic examination can help.

Our practice operates as a private clinic without accreditation from the national health insurance system. This means that patients with statutory health insurance can pay for treatment themselves and do not require a referral. Privately insured patients can easily book an appointment by phone or online. Please bring your health insurance card and any existing medical records, X-rays, or MRI scans to your appointment.

After a detailed consultation, a physical examination follows. Depending on the symptoms, we use modern imaging techniques such as ultrasound, X-ray, or MRI. A particular advantage: Our practice is connected to a radiology department, allowing many examinations to be carried out quickly and in a single appointment – a significant time saving compared to other facilities.

Orthopedic surgeons treat chronic and degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system, such as back pain, osteoarthritis, or postural problems. Trauma surgeons, on the other hand, care for acute injuries following accidents—such as fractures or ligament tears. At our clinic, both specialties work together in an interdisciplinary manner to offer you comprehensive care.

In most cases, symptoms can be treated without surgery. Conservative therapies include physiotherapy, injections, acupuncture, or shockwave therapy.

A special feature of our practice is our many years of experience in regenerative orthopedics. We consciously avoid using cortisone, preferring biological methods such as treatments with autologous blood plasma (PRP) or – in the future – stem cell therapy.

Especially in cases of osteoarthritis, fractures, or in older patients who do not want joint replacement, water-cooled radiofrequency therapy offers an effective alternative to surgery.

It depends heavily on the diagnosis. Some conditions improve quickly, while others require longer-term care. We will create an individualized treatment plan with you, including clear goals and a realistic timeframe – transparent and easy to understand.

Yes – especially in the case of chronic conditions, thorough diagnostics and targeted therapy are crucial.

Through close collaboration with radiologists and neurosurgeons in our practice, we can investigate and treat many causes using an interdisciplinary approach. This enables a rapid, precise diagnosis and targeted, cross-disciplinary therapy that sustainably improves your quality of life.

As this is a private practice without accreditation from the national health insurance system, patients with statutory health insurance can only be treated as self-paying patients. The cost for an initial examination (including medical history and physical examination) is in the double-digit euro range and depends on the individual effort required, according to the German fee schedule for physicians (GOÄ).

We will of course inform you transparently about all costs in advance.

Yes – a second opinion is often useful, especially for planned operations or unclear diagnoses.

Our interdisciplinary structure, including orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, and radiologists, allows us to better understand complex relationships within the musculoskeletal system. For example, shoulder pain can originate in the cervical spine, or hip pain can stem from the sacroiliac joint or the lumbar spine. A second opinion from us can help you make the right treatment decision.

Regular exercise, targeted training, a healthy diet and ergonomic behavior are crucial.

Furthermore, we offer preventive measures in regenerative medicine – such as PRP (platelet-rich plasma), shockwave therapy, and, in the future, stem cell therapies. These methods stimulate healing processes at the cellular level and help to cope with the stresses of sports and everyday life in the long term – ideal for preventing joint wear and tear and for improving performance.