International patient profile

University Hospital Bonn (UKB)

University Hospital Bonn operates an International Medical Service (IMS) that coordinates treatment requests, medical-record review, cost estimates, deposits, appointments and visa documents for international patients.

This profile summarizes practical information published by the hospital for patients who live abroad and are considering planned care in Germany. It is not a hospital ranking and does not assess whether this center is appropriate for an individual diagnosis.

CityBonn, North Rhine-Westphalia
AddressVenusberg-Campus 1, 53127 Bonn, Germany
International patient emailims@university-hospital-bonn.de
International patient phone+49 228 287 14463

International patient support

According to the hospital's official international-patient information, the following administrative services or pathways are available:

  • Central International Medical Service
  • Review of available medical records before treatment planning
  • Cost estimate for diagnosis, second opinion or treatment request
  • Appointment and visa-document coordination after the required deposit
  • On-site support and language assistance during appointments

Verified treatment & diagnostic programs

Official hospital sources document 20 relevant services across 15 categories. These are evidence links, not rankings or confirmation that an individual case will be accepted.

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Cardiovascular imaging1 program
Hematology4 programs
Movement disorders / Neurogenetics1 program

Ataxia treatment →

Bonn publishes a dedicated Ataxia Clinic for acquired, sporadic and hereditary ataxias, with multidisciplinary case conferences involving neuroradiology, human genetics and the rare-disease center plus an inpatient ataxia complex-treatment pathway including physiotherapy, speech therapy and nutrition counseling.

Treatment guide → · Cost guide →

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Neurodegeneration / Memory disorders1 program
Neurogenetics / Spastic gait & hereditary movement disorder1 program
Neurology / Hereditary ataxia1 program
Neurology / Movement disorders1 program
Neurology & Neurosurgery1 program
Neuromuscular disease / Metabolic & mitochondrial disease1 program
Neuromuscular disease / Metabolic myopathy2 programs
Neuromuscular disease / Motor neuron disease1 program
Oncology1 program
Pediatric cardiology1 program
Surgery1 program
Urology2 programs

From research to a hospital request

Prepare the clinical file first, then understand how German hospital estimates work before sending a treatment request. The hospital still decides whether it can review or accept an individual case.

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Next step

Need help organizing a treatment request?

If you want coordination after researching this hospital, send a short treatment request. Treat in Germany and EMEX Medical can clarify the case, the records needed and the appropriate hospital communication route.

Next step: This does not mean the hospital is suitable for your case or will accept it. Clinical fit, availability and treatment decisions remain with the receiving medical team.

Published language support

Availability can depend on the team member, department or appointment, so confirm language needs before travel.

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Before sending a treatment request

Check the hospital's current submission instructions first. International offices commonly need a concise medical history and recent reports, and some departments may request imaging or pathology before deciding whether an appointment or treatment proposal can be offered.

Source verification: Official University Hospital Bonn International Medical Service information and patient brochure. Last checked 2026-08-29. Hospital contact details and procedures can change. Always confirm current requirements on the official hospital website before sending documents or making travel arrangements.
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