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Mon, Wed, Fri 7.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.

Tue, Thu, Sat 7.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.

We are available for emergency dialysis around the clock, 365 days a year.

Our experienced nursing staff will look after and support you with great empathy during your regular visits to the dialysis centre. As part of our designated nurse system, each patient is also assigned a personal nurse. The dialysis specialists are supported by one nursing assistant per patient shift, enabling them to respond individually to your needs.

A doctor is always present during dialysis. The medical ward round takes place every dialysis day. The ward round by the senior doctor takes place once a week. Regular laboratory checks are carried out as part of the dialysis treatments. This means that adjustments can be made to the dialysis regime or drug therapy for each treatment according to the current situation.

In the event of complications, you will continue to be cared for by your nephrologist in charge, even if an inpatient stay is necessary.

Close interdisciplinary co-operation with the specialists at our hospital is important to us. We work closely with radiology, vascular surgery, cardiology, diabetology, psychology, infectiology, hospital hygiene, the outpatient wound clinic and nutritional counselling. Thanks to the in-house infectiologist and specially trained hygiene specialists, we also treat patients with infectious diseases.

We also provide acute nephrological care including haemodialysis in the in-house intensive care unit. In addition to medical treatment, our nursing staff offer aromatherapy care.

Subject to the availability of treatment places, we offer you the option to choose the dialysis days and times that suit you best. We are flexible regarding any appointment requests and endeavour to find individual solutions.

In some cases, treatments and in-house check-ups – such as cardiology check-ups – can be organised to take place during dialysis, or immediately before or after dialysis. This saves you time and avoids unnecessary journeys.

If you are travelling by car, free parking spaces are available directly in front of the dialysis centre.

Through our partnership with a taxi company, you can be driven directly to and from your home for your dialysis treatment. This service is also available to patients who use a wheelchair. You’ll benefit from our in-house fare rates. We’re also happy to help you find a suitable transport solution.

Our entire premises are wheelchair-accessible and smoke-free. You will be offered a drink and a croissant with every treatment.

During your dialysis session, you have access to Wi-Fi, a radio and a television. A leg exerciser is available for physical activity whilst you are on dialysis. You also have the option of receiving pastoral care. We are regularly visited by volunteers who are on hand to chat and provide a distraction.

Our team of doctors and nursing staff speak German, English, Italian, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

In some cases, treatments can be organised during dialysis or immediately before or after your session. This saves you time and avoids unnecessary journeys.

We work closely with outpatient care services as well as care homes and nursing homes.

In haemodialysis, the blood is passed through a filter to remove toxins and excess fluid. This requires a suitable dialysis access, for example a dialysis shunt or a dialysis catheter. Dialysis treatments usually take place three times a week and last several hours each time. They take place on our dialysis ward.

For haemodialysis, we work together with the company Fresenius. We use the Fresenius 6008 dialysis machine, which includes conventional haemodialysis and haemofiltration. Various additional modules on the machine allow us to customise dialysis treatment according to the patient's needs.

This is an opportunity for patients to take on more personal responsibility. The dialysis machine is prepared independently, the treatment parameters are set and, if necessary, self-puncture is performed.

In peritoneal dialysis, toxins and excess fluid are removed using a flushing solution in the abdominal cavity, which is introduced via a catheter.

This type of dialysis is carried out by patients independently or with the support of relatives at home. We will be happy to advise you on the necessary requirements, support you in adapting your home infrastructure and provide intensive training and regular home visits. As a result, you remain more independent and only need to visit us for check-ups at longer intervals. We also work together with Fresenius in this area.