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Clinic Madrid | Specialist in Orthoaedics and Traumatology
As
a German General Practitioner and Specialist in Orthoaedics
and Traumatology - trained a.o. at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester,
USA. I set up my practice in downtown Madrid. There are Parking
Areas and Public Transport Stops at walking distance.
I fluently speak English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.
According to patients’ request and to the requirements
of each individual case, I apply, besides traditional therapeutics,
treatments based on homoeopathy, acupuncture and physiotherapy.
We elaborate special dietary regimes based on scientific methods
and worked out according to the health data of each patient.
Homoeopathy is particularly indicated for the treatment of
children and, therefore, we count many children amongst our
patients.
Furthermore and in order to give each patient the treatment
best adapted to his case, I work together with specialists
of all kind ( Urology, Gynecology, General Surgery etc. )
and with Clinics in and outside Spain. For the treatment of
patients with muscoloskelletal problems physiotherapists,
chiropractors and osteopaths cooperate with us.
A sound diagnosis of a patient’s health condition and
his information about the results require dedication of sufficient
time. I, therefore, am convinced that a minimum of thirty
minutes is required for each visit of a patient, in order
to give an optimal treatment.
To avoid unnecessary waiting you may phone us and make an
appointment. Please consider, however, that a first homoeopathical
diagnosis and therapy for a chronic disease needs two hours;
you should therefore advice when fixing an appointment with
this scope to make sure, sufficient time is reserved.
Blood tests at fasting ( before eating anything in the day
) are taken at the practice in the morning. All other laboratory
tests and ECG’s are made in the afternoon.
I perform surgery at the Clinic Santa Elena ( Calle La Granja,
8, Madrid ).
Home visits can be arranged by phonecall either to the practice
or to my mobile phone.
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