Admission and registration

reception and
registration

Admission and registration

Whether doctor's appointment, patient visit or emergency, the district clinic is only a short drive away.

  • When we are admitted to the clinic, we have to ask a few questions. Doctors and nurses need these information to provide you with them. In the case of the necessary transfer to third parties (e.g. your health insurance fund), we comply with all data protection requirements.
  • The Patient Checklist is designed to help you bring everything you need for your stay.

hours

Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Fridays 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Contact central patient admission: 06152 986-2110

Outside the regular opening hours as well as on weekends and public holidays, registration takes place in the Central Emergency Room.

Checklist for your stay

The patient checklist provides information about the documents and things that you need during your inpatient admission to the clinic and that make your stay easier.

Recording documents

  • Health insurance card
  • If available: Klinikcard of your private insurance
  • Hospitalisation of your doctor

Documents for doctors and nurses

  • Preliminary findings of X-rays, CT scans, etc.
  • Medical reports
  • Power of attorney
  • Patient Order
  • Pacemaker badge
  • X-ray passport
  • Vaccination card
  • Allergy passport

For personal needs

  • medications
  • Hygiene items such as shampoo, shower gel, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste as well as hair dryer, nail scissors or file and shaver
  • Towels, washcloths
  • Clothing – in particular pyjamas, underwear and stockings, comfortable home clothing and clothing for dismissal
  • alarms
  • Possibly: Writing utensils, books, magazines

We ask you to leave the following at home

  • jewelry
  • Other valuables
  • Larger amounts of money

Data protection notice

Within the scope of the contract concluded with the clinic, various personal and treatment-related patient data are stored. As a rule, it is necessary to transmit this data to third parties (e.g. the patient’s health insurance fund) for a specific purpose. We assure our patients of the conscientious observance of the respective data protection regulations.

Obligation to provide information when collecting personal data (142.4 KiB)

Valuables

Valuables as well as larger amounts of money should best be given by patients to their relatives. However, you can also deposit these items on receipt at your station or at the cash register of our house. Our employees are happy to help.

Unfortunately, we cannot assume any liability for the loss of non-deposited valuables and amounts of money.