„Human health is our most valuable asset“
As your primary care physician I am responsible for you not only when you are sick, but also when you are healthy in order to remain so.
And because health care is a serious topic, I place a special emphasis on the area of prevention (preventive medicine). Only through regular checkups can your personal risk factors be detected and treated.
Check Up 18-34
Between the age of 18 and 34, the statutory health insurance will pay for a one time health check, which includes a survey of medical history, a current check of vaccination status, physical examination, blood pressure measurement. Laboratory tests are only necessary in case of increased risk.
Check Up 35
From the age of 35, a health check is offered every 3 years, which includes a survey of medical history, a current check of the vaccination status, physical examination, blood test for cholesterol (total cholesterol, LDL-, HDL-cholesterol, triglycerides) and blood sugar level as well as a urine test.
Extended prevention / Check Up Comfort
(*Private service or self-pay)
The basic check up of the statutory health insurance can be supplemented sensibly and individually according to your own risk factors and personal lifestyle. With this you gain an additional overview of your state of health and can use the results as an opportunity to optimize your own lifestyle.
Useful supplements to the basic check up:
- Advanced blood tests
- Exercise ECG (stress test)
- Doppler/duplex examination of the neck vessels
- Lung function (spirometry)
- Ultrasound of the abdominal organs including kidneys
- Ultrasound of the thyroid gland
These services can be selected individually. You can also conveniently book one of our compact Check Up packages.
This check up includes the most important basic examinations and is suitable for young people without complaints or pre-existing condition
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- Physical examination
- Current vaccination check according to Stiko (vaccination certificate)
- Basic Laboratory
- ECG for evaluation of the heart rhythm
approx. €60
+ Laboratory costs approx. €75
In this check up ultrasound examinations of the abdomen and thyroid are added
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- Physical examination
- Current vaccination check according to Stiko (vaccination certificate)
- Basic Laboratory
- ECG for evaluation of the heart rhythm
- Ultrasound of abdominal organs incl. kidneys for internal medical cancer screening
- Ultrasound thyroid to assess changes requiring treatment, nodes, etc.
approx. €150
+ Laboratory costs approx. €75
This check up gives you a very comprehensive overview of your metabolism, organ structures and cardiovascular system
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- Physical examination
- Current vaccination check according to Stiko (vaccination certificate)
- Basic Laboratory
- ECG for evaluation of the heart rhythm
- Ultrasound of abdominal organs incl. kidneys for internal medical cancer screening
- Ultrasound thyroid to assess changes requiring treatment, nodes, etc.
- Ergometry (stress ECG bicycle) to assess cardiovascular system and individual performance
- Doppler/duplex examination of the neck vessels to assess arteriosclerosis or the risk of stroke
- Spirometry (lung function) Measurement of lung function and vital capacity
approx. €280
+ Laboratory costs approx. €75
How much does your check up cost?
Our check ups are always individual health services, i.e. they must be paid for in full by the patient. Alternatively, patients with statutory health insurance are entitled to a health check up every three years. This is roughly equivalent to our ‘Check Up Basis’ (without ECG) and is fully covered by statutory health insurance.
The basic laboratory (costs approx. €75) includes the measurement of blood count, glucose, TSH, GPT, GGT, lipase, cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, creatinine, uric acid, sodium, potassium, calcium, ferritin, CRP, urine Stix. If vitamins and trace elements are also measured (vitamin D, vitamin B12, folic acid, magnesium, zinc, selenium), the laboratory costs amount to approx. 160 €.
For patients with private medical insurance, the costs for all examinations are calculated according to the official scale of fees for doctors (GOÄ).