Medical treatment in Germany, explained clearly.
Research hospitals, treatment pathways, medical check-ups and costs before you travel. Built for international patients who want reliable, practical information in one place.
From medical records to a German treatment plan
Start with the care you need
We are building detailed, source-led guides around the specialties most frequently researched by international patients.
Cardiology
Heart diagnostics, interventional cardiology, cardiac surgery and second-opinion pathways.
Explore guide →Oncology
Cancer diagnostics, multidisciplinary treatment pathways, advanced therapies and verified specialist centers.
Explore guide →Advanced Diagnostics
PSMA and somatostatin-receptor PET/CT, oncology PET/CT, cardiac MRI and coronary CT angiography for defined clinical questions.
Explore guide →Medical Check-Ups
Preventive examinations and structured diagnostic programs in Germany, with clear separation between screening and indicated testing.
Explore guide →Neurology & Neurosurgery
Diagnostics and treatment for complex neurological and neurosurgical conditions, including brain-tumor and epilepsy pathways.
Explore guide →Orthopedics
Joint, spine and musculoskeletal care, including surgery, revision pathways and rehabilitation planning.
Explore guide →Urology
Urologic oncology, kidney-sparing surgery, prostate procedures, stone treatment and other specialist pathways.
Explore guide →Gastroenterology & Hepatology
IBD, liver disease, pancreatic evaluation and advanced endoscopy including EUS and ERCP.
Explore guide →Nephrology & Kidney Medicine
Chronic kidney disease, glomerular disorders, dialysis planning and rare or genetic kidney disease.
Explore guide →Pulmonology & Respiratory Medicine
ILD and pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension, advanced bronchoscopy and severe COPD/emphysema.
Explore guide →Gynecology
Endometriosis, fibroids, gynecologic surgery and multidisciplinary cancer care.
Explore guide →Ophthalmology
Cataract, glaucoma, retinal disease and specialist eye surgery pathways.
Explore guide →Pediatrics
University-hospital care for children with complex, congenital or rare conditions.
Explore guide →Rehabilitation
Recovery planning after cardiac, neurological, orthopedic and other major treatment.
Explore guide →Vascular Surgery
Aortic, carotid and peripheral arterial treatment, including endovascular procedures.
Explore guide →New source-led treatment guides
High-intent topics are added only when the medical pathway can be grounded in current German university-hospital or public-health sources.
Liver Treatment Comparison
Compare TACE, SIRT/Y-90, RFA/MWA and SBRT by tumor pattern, liver function, anatomy and the wider multidisciplinary treatment plan.
Read guide →Liver SBRT
High-precision stereotactic radiotherapy for selected liver tumors and metastases, including motion management and treatment planning.
Read guide →Proton & Ion Therapy
When Heidelberg HIT may evaluate selected tumors for particle radiotherapy.
Read guide →CAR-T Cell Therapy
Eligibility, leukapheresis, treatment steps and specialist monitoring.
Read guide →Bariatric Surgery
Gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy and multidisciplinary obesity assessment.
Read guide →IVF & Fertility Treatment
IVF/ICSI pathway, records, timing and international self-pay planning.
Read guide →High-intent planning routes
Use these hubs when you already have a diagnosis or treatment question and need to organize the next practical step before contacting a German hospital.
Medical Second Opinion
Prepare records, imaging or pathology, understand review scope and costs, and identify the right specialist department.
Open planning hub →Treatment Cost Estimate
Understand quotations, advance payment, exclusions, additional costs and final settlement before planned treatment.
Open planning hub →International Patient Guide
Follow the full pathway from choosing care and submitting records to payment, travel, admission and follow-up.
Open planning hub →Send one treatment request and start the coordination process
For patients who want practical help beyond research, Treat in Germany works with EMEX Medical, its experienced Germany-based international-patient coordination partner. The first request is short; detailed medical records can be handled through the appropriate secure route afterwards.
Start with official international-patient routes
Our hospital profiles link to primary sources and record when international-office information was last checked.
Charité Berlin
Berlin · Charité is a university medical center in Berlin with a dedicated international-patient service for people living outside Germany. Its official clinical pages publish specialist gastroenterology, nephrology and respiratory-medicine services, including ILD, pulmonary hypertension and interventional emphysema pathways.
View verified profile →Heidelberg University Hospital
Heidelberg · Heidelberg University Hospital operates a Medical International Office for international treatment enquiries. Its official clinical pages publish specialist gastroenterology/hepatology, interventional endoscopy and a dedicated Nephrology Clinic (Nierenzentrum Heidelberg).
View verified profile →LMU Klinikum Munich
Munich · LMU Klinikum has an International Patient Office that coordinates outpatient and inpatient requests from international patients before, during and after treatment.
View verified profile →From medical records to treatment
Exact requirements vary by hospital, diagnosis and nationality. These are the practical stages most patients should understand before committing to travel.
Prepare records
Collect recent reports, imaging and pathology.
Choose a center
Research the hospital and specialist pathway.
Request review
Send documents through the official patient channel.
Confirm plan
Review the proposed treatment, estimate and timing.
Travel & follow-up
Arrange travel and clarify post-treatment care.
Planning treatment in Germany?
Start with the international patient guide: documents, hospital review, cost estimates, travel preparation and follow-up.