St. George Hospital · Bavaria, Germany

A considered plan for complex illness.

Hospital care for chronic Lyme disease, Long COVID, ME/CFS and cancer. We start with your findings, explain your options, and plan the next steps with you.

Request a consultation Explore our care

Start with a brief inquiry. Our International Office will guide you.

Translucent glass planes in navy and teal, aligned in warm natural light.

A bright patient room at St. George Hospital, with a wooden-framed bed and an armchair.

Inside St. George Explore the hospital

Since 1991In Bad Aibling, Bavaria 70 beds. One site.Treatment and inpatient care A plan to take homeWritten guidance for your physician

Explore our care

Begin with what
brings you here.

Find the information relevant to you, including treatment options, suitability and limitations.

Brain health & rehabilitation

Neurological and psychiatric assessment with the Douwes Brain Center.

Chronic Lyme disease

Assessment, treatment options and the evidence behind them.

Long COVID

Diagnostic assessment and an individual treatment proposal.

Integrative oncology

Explore care coordinated with your treating oncologist.

Chronic fatigue / ME/CFS

Understand the assessments and approaches offered here.

Longevity medicine

Preventive diagnostics and individual health planning.

Men’s health

Prostate care, hormone diagnostics and urinary function.

A closer look at your stay

See the spaces before you arrive. Explore a treatment room, a patient room and the town around the hospital.

Plan your first visit

Four hospital beds under illuminated yellow infrared canopies in the whole-body hyperthermia room. — The whole-body hyperthermia room
One of the treatment spaces at St. George Hospital. Your medical team will explain which treatments are appropriate for your individual plan.
Photograph: Clinicum St. Georg

A patient room with a wooden-framed hospital bed, an armchair and a bright window. — A patient room on the ward
A look inside one of our patient rooms. Ask the International Office about room arrangements when planning your stay.
Photograph: Clinicum St. Georg

Bad Aibling seen from the north, with a church tower and the Mangfall mountains in the distance. — Bad Aibling, at the foot of the Bavarian Alps
The International Office can help you plan your arrival. Airport transfers can be arranged and are charged separately.
Photograph: Flodur63 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Cropped to fit

A clear path,
from inquiry to aftercare

The International Office handles your inquiry, records, travel and follow-up questions.

Before arrival
Your inquiry, records and written treatment proposal.
At hospital
A planned admission and your individual stay.
Back home
Written plans for your doctor, with follow-up questions through the International Office.

Send a free inquiry

Select a step to see what happens.

Step 1: Initial inquiry
A short message by online form, email or phone. The initial inquiry is free of charge.
Free of charge
Step 2: Reply from the International Office
The International Office reviews your message and your case directly and gets back to you.
Step 3: Secure transfer of records
After the first contact, the International Office requests your medical records and tells you how to send them securely.
Step 4: Medical review and video call
Your records are reviewed medically. A video call with a medically trained member of the International Office is free of charge; a video consultation with a physician is usually charged, and the International Office explains the fee before booking.
Video call with the International Office: free of charge
Step 5: Treatment proposal and cost overview
You receive an individual treatment proposal and an itemized cost overview in writing.
Step 6: Travel, stay and aftercare
The International Office helps you plan travel and your stay. You go home with detailed written plans for your doctor; follow-up questions go to the International Office.

The people behind your care

Meet your medical team.

Julian Douwes M.D. provides medical direction and develops the treatment protocols. Chief Physician Martin Rößner M.D. leads day-to-day patient care, supported by Gabriele Zabel M.D. and the inpatient team.

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