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Modern Vein Care in Frankfurt
Prof. Dr. Savvas Apostolidis offers advanced, minimally invasive vein treatments in the heart of Frankfurt – from endovenous laser and radiofrequency therapy to microsclerotherapy and many other innovative techniques. With high resolution ultrasound diagnostics and evidence based care, patients benefit from precise assessment and fast recovery without hospital stay.
As a modern center for vein health and prevention, the practice welcomes newcomers and long-term residents alike – offering competent, innovative, and compassionate care for healthier, lighter legs and helping maintain vascular health.
Praxis für Gefäßmedizin
Königswarterstr. 16,
60316 Frankfurt
Tel.: 069 4071 653
Online appointment through Practice-Website
www.praxis-gefaessmedizin.de
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Women’s Health – Fertility, Endocrinology and Endometriosis Center
Prof. Dr. Manolopoulos and his specialized interdisciplinary team provide comprehensive medical care for women at every stage of life from preventive gynaecology and hormonal health to fertility treatment and endometriosis care.
Doctors, medicine, hospitals and emergencies
Newcomers will find that one of the world’s best healthcare system awaits them. Choose between statutory or private health insurance depending on
your needs and financial resources.
State-Regulated Health Insurance (GKV)
Germany’s public health insurance is based on the idea of solidarity, which means that everyone’s premiums are based on the same percentage of income.
Private Health Insurance (PKV)
If you’re on a gross yearly salary of more than €69,300 (2024), you can opt to sign up to a private health insurance programme.
Nursing Care Insurance
It doesn’t matter if you’re on the public or private health insurance plan, you’ll also have to pay into the German government’s mandatory long-term nursing care plan (Pflegepflichtversicherung).
Dental Care
Dental care in Germany is pretty good, but it can also be expensive.
Visiting a Physician
Once you’ve signed up to a healthcare plan, you’ll get a health insurance card (Gesundheitskarte) with a microchip and a passport photo on it.
Pharmacies
You can get almost any medicine you need at your friendly local pharmacy (they are called Apotheke).
Hospitals
If you need to go to hospital, your doctor will arrange a bed and find a specialist on the staff to see you.
Having a Baby in Germany
For the last few decades, Germans have been concerned about the decline in birth rates and the rise in life expectancy, which has led to some obvious demographic issues.