Appointment request
Make an appointment at:
Privately insured patients
PRIVATE CONSULTATION HOURS (for those with statutory health insurance on a self-pay basis according to the official fee schedule for doctors GoÄ):
Kurfürstendamm 61,
10707 Berlin
Terminvereinbarung über Doctolib oder über die website www.sportorthopaedie.berlin
Statutory insured patients
At sportorthopaedie.berlin we also treat patients with statutory health insurance.
sportorthopaedie.berlin is a private practice. Because we also use our expertise legally If you want to make it available to insured patients, there is the option of one outpatient consultation on a self-pay basis.
If a surgical procedure is necessary for those with statutory insurance, this can be carried out by Dr. Moser in one of our partner clinics. The costs for the inpatient stay and operation are fully covered by the statutory insurance.
The costs of the presentation in the private consultation are not covered by statutory health insurance companies. Billing is based on the official fee schedule for doctors (GOÄ). During the consultation we take a lot of time for you; depending on the effort involved, costs of around €250 – €350 will be incurred. This includes a detailed examination and diagnosis (including ultrasound and evaluation of your imaging) as well as detailed information about your findings and the treatment we propose.
If you have any questions about treatment and billing, please do not hesitate to contact us
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What should I bring with me for the initial performance?
Please bring all existing X-rays and MRI images with you to the consultation. Only the radiological findings are not sufficient. The image material is viewed and assessed by us ourselves.
Important to know for those with statutory health insurance!
An X-ray is usually necessary to accurately assess the hip. To reduce costs in private consultations, you can have X-rays (hip in 2E) taken directly by your orthopedist or family doctor or by referral to a radiologist. If necessary, we arrange special recordings ourselves from the practice.
An X-ray is usually necessary to accurately assess the hip. To reduce costs in private consultations, you can have X-rays (hip in 2E) taken directly by your orthopedist or family doctor or by referral to a radiologist. If necessary, we arrange special recordings ourselves from the practice.
