Asklepios hospital network annually serves 2 million patients, which is comparable in number to the population of the whole of Hamburg. These are 140 specialized centers and a medical laboratory, where more than 14 million laboratory tests are carried out annually. Asklepios Barmbek is in the TOP-3 of the best centers in the world for travel abroad for treatment. The rating was compiled by the American organization MTQUA.
Hospital network «Asklepios»
Germany, Hamburg
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Procedures and their cost
The cost may vary depending on the case and the recommendation of doctors.
| from $280 Doctor’s initial consultation | from $280 Doctor re-consultation |
| from $1,178 Chemotherapy (iv drugs) | from $470 Doctor’s distance consultation |
| from $17,600 Hip replacement | from $1,300 Immunotherapy |
| from $8,825 Radioiodine therapy | from $200,000 Bone marrow transplant from a relative (Allogeneic BMT) |
| from $280,000 Bone marrow transplant from an unrelated donor | from $18,000 Knee replacement |
| from $3,989 Targeted therapy (drugs) | from $9,200 Radiation therapy (course) |
| from $42,360 HIPEC Peritoneal Cancer Surgery | from $12,200 herniated disc surgery |
| from $31,800 Hospital network «Asklepios» | from $5,500 Natural birth |
| from $2,849 Chemotherapy for Sarcoma | from $56,500 SIRT (liver embolization) |
| from $512 Rehabilitation (in 1 day) | from $284 Orthopedic rehabilitation (in 1 day) |
| from $9,150 Brain Tumor Removal ( Gamma Knife) | from $76,700 Autologous bone marrow transplantation (BMT) |
| from $8,500 Thyroid resection | from $7,409 Conservative treatment of scoliosis |
| from $911 Adenoid Removal | from $9,150 Prostatectomy |
| from $15,000 Complex treatment of thyroid cancer | from $80,000 Complex treatment of Ewing’s sarcoma |
| from $9,200 Сesarean section | from $28,500 Radiofrequency ablation of the liver |
| from $9,700 Inguinal hernia removal | from $11,400 Comprehensive diagnosis of leukemia |
| from $9,350 Comprehensive diagnosis of lymphomas | from $10,300 Comprehensive diagnosis of aplastic anemia |
| from $5,000 Comprehensive prostate cancer diagnosis | from $6,000 Comprehensive diagnosis of multiple sclerosis |
| from $1,500 Complex diagnostics of thyroid | from $4,000 Complex diagnostics of epilepsy |
| from $460 Consultation with creation of treatment plan | from $3,400 Female check-up |
| from $3,100 Male check-up | from $1,400 Basic check-up |
| from $4,700 Hospital network «Asklepios» | from $2,700 PET CT with Gallium 68 (DOTATATE) |
| from $7,000 Complex diagnosis of sarcoma | from $1,400 PET CT |
| from $470 Revision of histological material | from $1,170 Immunohistochemistry |
| from $350 Chemotherapy (iv drugs) | from $940 Hospital network «Asklepios» |
| from $530 Radiation therapy (session) | from $300 Hospital network «Asklepios» |
| from $350 Ultrasound (1 area) | from $470 Conclusion on your MRI / CT |
| from $590 MRI (1 segment of the body) | from $825 MRI with contrast (1 segment of the body) |
| from $700 CT (computer tomography) | from $120 X-ray (1 part of the body) |
| from $9,500 Arthroscopic surgery | from $17,700 Hospital network «Asklepios» |
| from $15,250 Pacemaker Installation | from $890 CT scan with contrast (1 body segment) |
| from $13,500 Laryngeal tumor resection | from $14,120 Tongue Cancer Surgery |
| from $33,000 Scoliosis surgery | from $13,000 Corneal transplant |
| from $2,830 Laser vision correction (for 2 eyes) | from $22,300 Removal of the urinary bladder with reconstruction |
| from $29,500 Urinary bladder removal | from $17,000 Nephroblastoma surgery |
| from $30,500 Surgical treatment of epilepsy | from $25,500 Pancreatectomy (removal of the pancreas) |
| from $34,000 Pancreatic tail cancer surgery | from $41,000 Pancreatic head cancer surgery (Whipple) |
| from $1,650 Polypectomy | from $41,000 Operation with the ApiFix system for scoliosis |
| from $16,100 Surgery for small bowel cancer | from $18,200 Hospital network «Asklepios» |
| from $18,200 Colorectal Cancer Surgery | from $5,000 Testicular sperm aspiration (tesa) |
| from $47,000 Aortic valve replacement | from $18,800 Stomach cancer surgery |
| from $43,600 Hospital network «Asklepios» | from $10,600 Breast cancer surgery |
| from $16,500 Breast cancer surgery with reconstruction | from $1,178 Targeted therapy (drugs) |
| from $37,720 Heart valve replacement | from $1,180 Hormone therapy (drugs) |
| from $20,000 Hysterectomy (uterus removal) | from $17,000 Gamma knife |
| from $32,400 Vagus nerve stimulation | from $21,200 Craniotomy |
| from $412,000 Liver transplant | from $9,200 Lumpectomy |
| from $35,000 Glioblastoma surgery | from $26,000 Brain cyst surgery |
| from $109,000 Kidney transplant | from $19,000 Esophagus surgery |
| from $22,300 Operation by Da Vinci robot | from $19,800 herniated disc surgery |
| from $1,300 Brachytherapy | from $18,800 TUR (transurethral resection) of the prostate |
| from $17,600 Thyroidectomy | from $15,000 Sleeve resection of the stomach |
| from $10,600 Trabeculectomy (glaucoma surgery) | from $8,000 Cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) |
| from $21,200 Transnasal brain tumor removal | from $23,000 Lobectomy (removal of part of the lung) |
| from $12,500 Focused Ultrasound Ablation (HIFU) | from $42,500 Cochlear implant |
| from $17,700 Reduced stomach (bariatria) | from $19,400 Shoulder replacement |
| from $18,800 Cryoablation | from $13,000 Laser surgery for laryngeal cancer |
| from $18,500 Surgery for spinal stenosis | from $5,900 Gastric balloon |
| from $27,000 Coronary artery bypass grafting | from $18,800 Prostate Cancer Surgery |
| from $14,120 Radiofrequency ablation of the heart | from $23,200 Lung cancer surgery |
| from $120 Blood tests | from $1,940 CT angiography |
| from $700 Electromyography (EMG) | from $200 Electroencephalography EEG |
| from $130 Urine analysis | from $420 Dermatoscopy |
| from $235 Ophthalmoscopy | from $820 Scintigraphy |
| from $1,530 HLA-typing | from $120 Hospital network «Asklepios» |
| from $210 Daily (Holter) blood pressure monitoring | from $470 fiber scanner |
Clinic Departments Hospital network «Asklepios»
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- Accommodation for an accompanying person
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- Cash payment
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- Medical visa
Transferring
- Meeting at the airport
- Transfer
Location Hospital network «Asklepios»
Rübenkamp 220, 22307 Hamburg, Германия
Frequently Asked Questions
In which clinics in Asklepios are foreign patients treated?
The key Asklepios clinics are located in Hamburg. These are: Westklinikum Riessen, Harburg, Ahrensburg, Bad Oldesloe, Klinikum Nord (Ochsenzoll / Heidberg), Wandsbek, Bad Schwartau, Altona, Sylt, St. Georg, Barmbek. These clinics have international departments and are more disposed to receive foreign patients.
What diseases are treated in the Asklepios network of clinics?
Specialists of the Asklepios concern treat all diseases. Special attention is paid to the treatment of oncology, heart disease, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, and respiratory system. Also, the concern includes the Institute of Emergency Medicine and the Center for Sports Medicine. A distinctive feature of Asklepios is its own laboratory — MEDILYS GmbH, which in 2006 was certified by the European Foundation (EFQM). Thanks to this, patients can receive test results in a short time and not worry about their reliability.
Why do foreign patients choose doctors from Asklepios?
The doctors of the clinics are annually included in the list of the best specialists according to the authoritative magazine FOCUS-GESUNDHEIT, including:
- Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Wiegand, a leading specialist in retinal surgery.
- Prof. Klaus Herlinger — Head of the Department of Internal Medicine at Asklepios Nord Medical Center, is one of the top specialists in the treatment of gastroenterological pathology.
- Prof. Dr. Karl Oldhafer, Chief Physician of the Visceral Surgery Department of Asklepios Barmbek, is one of the best doctors in Germany according to Focus magazine, and the German portal IDW ranked the professor among the world’s stars of liver surgery.
What are the advantages of surgical treatment in Asklepios?
The Asklepios concern includes a specialized center for abdominal medicine — «DARMZENTRUM». It was founded and headed by the gastroenterologist Prof. Dr. med. Thomas von Hahn and oncosurgeon Prof. Oldhafer. The center brings together the best specialists in the field of surgery for diseases of the stomach, intestines, gallbladder, and pancreas. One of the main tasks is the treatment of oncology of these organs.
Professor Karl Oldhafer, chief physician of the Department of General and Oncological Visceral Surgery, annually performs more than 100 operations on the pancreas and about 150 operations on gastric oncology. The doctor annually receives prestigious awards and prizes as one of the best specialists in minimally invasive surgery of gastrointestinal oncology.
The Asklepios Barmbek Liver Surgery Center is recognized as «a center of excellence in liver surgery». It is the only clinic to have received this certification from the German Society for Visceral Surgery. Based on the Liver Surgery Center, minimally invasive and laparoscopic surgeries, as well as ultrasound surgery, are performed to safely remove liver metastases the size of sunflower seeds.
The Asklepios Alton Robotic Surgery Clinic provides a wide range of surgical treatments in the following areas:
- Head and neck surgery, otorhinolaryngology
- Urology
- Vascular, general and abdominal surgery
- Gynecology
- Robot-assisted operations using the latest generation da Vinci XI device allow doctors to shorten the time of surgery and reduce the size of the incision, which significantly affects the patient’s postoperative rehabilitation and his return to normal life.
The Lung Center, which since 2013 brings together a team of experienced pulmonologists and thoracic surgeons, treats lung tumors and other diseases of the respiratory system. Thoracic surgeons prefer operations without opening the chest. One of these techniques is video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery — VATS. With this approach, the removal of the tumor is performed through small incisions with diameters of only a few centimeters. This significantly reduces the risk of developing postoperative infectious complications, shortens the rehabilitation time, and increases the prognosis of complete recovery.
Why do patients choose Asklepios hospitals for oncology treatment?
In the city of Hamburg alone, 7 Asklepios clinics specialize in oncology treatment. They are united in the Asklepios Tumor Center in Hamburg. This opens up a unique opportunity for patients to receive effective treatment, based on the opinion of more than 200 specialists. Medical oncologists, surgeons, and radiation therapists discuss the therapy plan at weekly conferences. The multidisciplinary approach ensures that the patient is treated according to the latest clinical protocols and reduces the likelihood of medical error. In the Department of Oncohematology 50 patients are simultaneously treated under the constant supervision of a team of 18 doctors-oncologists who treat the following diseases:
- Acute and chronic forms of leukemia.
- Myeloproliferative and myelodysplastic syndromes.
- Aplastic anemia of severe severity.
- Multiple myeloma.
- Malignant lymphomas.
At the same time, doctors use both classical chemotherapy protocols, as well as more modern immunotherapy. Since 2019, doctors have been using an innovative method of CAR-T-cell therapy (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-CeII) to combat blood cancer, in which the patient’s own T-lymphocytes are extracted and modified. After the introduction of T-lymphocytes back into the patient’s bloodstream, they are able to recognize tumor cells and fight them on their own.
At the Center for Radiation Medicine, patients undergo radiation therapy for all types of tumors, including tumors in the head and neck region, sarcomas, glioblastomas, esophageal carcinomas, etc.
The main task of modern radiotherapy is to control the accuracy of radiation and preserve healthy tissue. The clinic’s doctors managed to achieve an accuracy of 1 mm, using in their practice new methods of radiation therapy: VMAT (volume-modulated rotary irradiation) and IGRT (image-guided radiation therapy).
Which Asklepios clinic is better to contact?
Often, patients choose the Asklepios Klinik in Hamburg. The selection criteria are the specialization of the doctor, as well as the necessary equipment. MedTour coordinating doctors will take a detailed history and select a specialized center and specialist for you. We can help you in organizing a transfer, and booking apartments and air tickets without extra charges and commissions. The average cost of living in Hamburg is 120-180 euros per day, a taxi from the airport to one of the clinics is 12-15 euros.
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