Clinic Helios Hospital, München West ⭐ 2.9 in Munich: prices, reviews, address.

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Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Neurosurgery, Oncology, Spine surgery, Orthopedic surgery

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A multidisciplinary clinic at the Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich, ranked among the best both in Germany and worldwide. In the ranking for Germany, in ranks first, in the European — 9th, in the world — 30th. The university of Munich runs numerous clinical trials, and our clinic benefits from the latest scientific insights. Over 50 000 patients are treated here every year. There are 950 employees in 25 departments of the clinic, including 78 doctors of medicine, 4 professors, 8 private docents. At Helios Munich West, patients receive a full cycle of treatment — from the first consultation to rehabilitation. The hospital specializes in the treatment of heart diseases, gastroenterology and oncology. But also for other diseases, the recovery rate at the hospital is above the average. For example, in 2018, all 22 colon removal operations in cancer and 108 intestinal hernias removal operations were successful, that is, with 0% mortality. In 2018, the doctors of the clinic performed 331 vascular surgeries (including high-risk procedures on gangrene and abdominal aortic aneurysm patients) with no mortalities. 100% of uterine removal surgeries were performed successfully.

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Cardiac surgery

Alcohol septal ablation in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy — ≈ $16,220

Cardiac resynchronization therapy with defibrillator (CRT-D) — ≈ $60,614

Cardiac resynchronization therapy with pacemaker (CRT-P) — ≈ $43,091

Catheter cardiac ablation — ≈ $27,071

Catheter cryoablation — ≈ $63,559

Dual chamber pacemaker insertion — ≈ $22,120

Electrophysiology study (EPS) — ≈ $10,686

Fractional flow reserve (FFR) — ≈ $3,869

Leadless Pacemaker implantation Micra and Nanostim — ≈ $19,648

Management of pacemaker system — ≈ $2,185

Pacemaker replacement — ≈ $13,766

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with angioplasty — ≈ $18,881

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with stent insertion — ≈ $27,080

Permanent pacemaker implantation — ≈ $22,095

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) — ≈ $56,973

Removal of permanent pacemaker — ≈ $14,534

Rotational atherectomy — ≈ $7,955

Single chamber pacemaker insertion — ≈ $23,134

Temporary pacemaker implantation — ≈ $3,433

Vascular surgery

Neurosurgery

Brachial plexus surgery — ≈ $22,256

Brain biopsy — ≈ $14,098

Brain tumors surgery — ≈ $61,925

Craniotomy — ≈ $34,499

Endoscopic pituitary surgery — ≈ $39,991

Epidural block — ≈ $2,404

Facet joint injection — ≈ $2,441

Intrathecal pain pump — ≈ $10,267

Surgery for an acoustic neuroma — ≈ $41,937

Surgical neurolysis — ≈ $6,732

Oncology

Abdominoperineal resection (APR) — ≈ $36,993

Adrenalectomy — ≈ $26,466

Bilateral adnexectomy — ≈ $12,991

Cervical lymphadenectomy — ≈ $19,245

Chemotherapy for bladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for bone cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for brain cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for colorectal cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for endometrial cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for gallbladder cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for head and neck cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for kidney cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for leukemia — $0

Chemotherapy for liver cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lung cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for lymphoma — $0

Chemotherapy for melanoma — $0

Chemotherapy for myeloma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroblastoma — $0

Chemotherapy for neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) — $0

Chemotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for prostate cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for soft tissue sarcoma — $0

Chemotherapy for stomach cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for testicular cancer — $0

Chemotherapy for vaginal cancer — $0

Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy — $0

Cholecystectomy — ≈ $10,220

Colon polypectomy — ≈ $3,369

Colorectal endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) — ≈ $6,365

Conization — ≈ $5,503

Cord blood stem cell transplantation — $0

Cryotherapy for skin lesions — ≈ $3,530

Cystectomy + Bladder reconstruction — ≈ $45,553

Cystoprostatectomy — ≈ $27,067

Debulking cytoreductive surgery — ≈ $33,519

Distal gastric resection — ≈ $14,353

Distal pancreatectomy — ≈ $33,476

Duodenectomy — ≈ $11,264

Endometriosis surgery — ≈ $12,539

Esophagogastrectomy — ≈ $72,007

Extended cholecystectomy — ≈ $36,644

Floor of mouth cancer resection — ≈ $10,470

Gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) — ≈ $6,600

Hartmann's operation — ≈ $24,285

Hematopoietic stem cell harvest — $0

Hemicolectomy — ≈ $31,740

Hemiglossectomy — ≈ $10,812

Hormone therapy for ovarian cancer — $0

Hysteroscopic polypectomy — ≈ $7,738

Immune checkpoint inhibitors — $0

Intersphincteric resection (ISR) — ≈ $13,440

Interstitial chemotherapy for brain tumors — $0

Jejunostomy — ≈ $14,203

Laparascopic myomectomy — ≈ $14,192

Laparoscopic adnexectomy — ≈ $10,267

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — ≈ $10,805

Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy — ≈ $11,288

Laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH) — ≈ $12,041

Laparoscopy-assisted supracervical hysterectomy (LASH) — ≈ $14,028

Laproscopic total gastrectomy — ≈ $33,439

Laser therapy for skin lesions — ≈ $3,970

Lip resection — ≈ $12,563

Loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) — ≈ $3,242

Low anterior resection (LAR) — ≈ $18,103

Major liver resection — ≈ $59,047

Mandibular resection — ≈ $36,228

Mandibular resection + Reconstruction — ≈ $32,145

Melanoma surgical removal — ≈ $11,440

Minor liver resection — ≈ $28,548

Mohs surgery — ≈ $5,423

Monoclonal antibodies therapy (mAbs) — $0

Myomectomy — ≈ $9,665

Natural killer (NK) cell therapy — $0

Nephroureterectomy — ≈ $22,466

Non-anatomic liver resection (NAR) — ≈ $51,160

Omentectomy — ≈ $9,228

Open hysterectomy — ≈ $14,109

Oral cancer surgery — ≈ $25,975

Orchiectomy — ≈ $13,248

Ovarian transposition — ≈ $5,158

Pancreaticoduodenectomy — ≈ $40,339

Parotidectomy — ≈ $9,791

Partial cystectomy — ≈ $15,241

Partial penectomy — ≈ $10,796

Partial vulvectomy — ≈ $8,930

Pelvic bone resection — ≈ $21,043

Proctocolectomy — ≈ $45,302

Proximal gastric resection — ≈ $32,160

Radiation therapy — $0

Radical cystectomy — ≈ $33,065

Radical nephrectomy — ≈ $32,711

Radical nephrectomy + Inferior vena cava (IVC) thrombectomy — ≈ $37,962

Radical prostatectomy — ≈ $22,881

Radical trachelectomy — ≈ $17,371

Radical vulvectomy — ≈ $18,203

Rectum anterior resection — ≈ $23,481

Removal of benign skin lesions — ≈ $3,036

Retroperitoneal tumor resection — ≈ $42,212

Salpingectomy — ≈ $10,196

Sigmoidectomy — ≈ $29,196

Skin cancer surgery — ≈ $5,219

Small bowel resection — ≈ $21,674

Soft tissue tumor removal — ≈ $12,542

Splenectomy — ≈ $20,096

Stem cell transplant (peripheral blood) — $0

Submandibular gland resection — ≈ $8,372

Subtotal gastrectomy — ≈ $28,920

Surgery for bone cancer — ≈ $19,700

Targeted therapy — $0

Total colectomy — ≈ $24,200

Total esophagectomy — ≈ $24,810

Total gastrectomy — ≈ $40,130

Total glossectomy — ≈ $16,385

Total glossectomy + Reconstruction — $0

Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) — ≈ $14,937

Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) + Bilateral adnexectomy — ≈ $23,146

Total pancreatectomy — ≈ $25,360

Total parietal peritonectomy — $0

Total penectomy — ≈ $15,058

Total skin electron therapy (TSET) — $0

Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM) — ≈ $9,716

Transurethral incision of the prostate (TUIP) — ≈ $9,328

Transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT) — ≈ $9,633

Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) — ≈ $10,145

Tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy — $0

Ureteral cancer surgery — $0

Urethral cancer surgery — ≈ $10,053

Vaginal hysterectomy — ≈ $14,007

Vaginectomy — ≈ $10,226

Spine surgery

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) — ≈ $26,021

Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) — ≈ $33,475

Atlantoaxial fixation — ≈ $21,901

Cervical fusion — ≈ $22,194

Cervical laminectomy — ≈ $21,177

Corpectomy + Spinal stabilisation — ≈ $30,295

Device for intervertebral assisted motion (DIAM) — $0

Discectomy — ≈ $21,933

Foraminotomy — ≈ $19,312

Instrumented spine stabilization — ≈ $41,808

Interspinous fixation with implant — ≈ $30,669

Laminectomy — ≈ $24,234

Laminoplasty — ≈ $31,768

Lateral access lumbar fusion — $0

Lumbar fixation — ≈ $47,815

Lumbar laminectomy — ≈ $21,628

Lumbosacral plexus surgery — ≈ $43,308

Occipitocervical fusion surgery — ≈ $45,135

Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation — ≈ $17,095

Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) — ≈ $30,388

Spinal cord herniation surgery — $0

Spinal synovial cyst removal — ≈ $1,046

Spine dynamic stabilization — ≈ $20,740

Surgical spine procedures — ≈ $42,996

Tailbone removal — $0

Thoracic discectomy — ≈ $25,012

Thoracic laminectomy — ≈ $22,520

Thoracic spine fixation — ≈ $31,118

Transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) — ≈ $33,286

Orthopedic surgery

Achilles tendon repair surgery — ≈ $11,282

Acromioclavicular joint reconstruction — ≈ $13,263

Ankle arthrodesis — ≈ $18,711

Ankle fracture surgery — ≈ $11,740

Ankle ligament reconstruction surgery — ≈ $13,384

Ankle osteophyte removal — ≈ $5,314

Ankle osteotomy — ≈ $25,649

Arthrocentesis — ≈ $1,509

Arthroscopic biceps tenodesis — ≈ $8,324

Arthroscopic capsular release of the ankle joint — ≈ $8,245

Arthroscopic elbow debridement — ≈ $3,446

Arthroscopic labrum refixation surgery — ≈ $12,537

Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair — ≈ $16,106

Arthroscopic shoulder remplissage procedure — ≈ $14,884

Athletic pubalgia surgery — ≈ $13,577

Bankart shoulder repair surgery — ≈ $16,354

Biceps tenotomy — ≈ $8,872

Carpal tunnel surgery — ≈ $4,216

Clavicle osteosynthesis — ≈ $12,178

Claw toe surgery — ≈ $7,544

Clubfoot surgical treatment — ≈ $8,087

Complex foot surgery — ≈ $15,821

Cubital tunnel syndrome surgery — ≈ $7,285

De Quervain's tendon release — ≈ $5,045

Distal biceps tendon repair surgery — ≈ $12,883

Dupuytren's contracture surgery — ≈ $6,298

Elbow arthroscopy — ≈ $11,771

Elbow fracture surgery — ≈ $8,916

Elbow osteotomy — ≈ $11,183

Finger reconstruction — ≈ $8,297

First metatarsophalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $13,013

Foot and ankle arthroscopy — ≈ $11,031

Foot and ankle tendon surgery — ≈ $9,211

Foot arthrodesis — ≈ $12,757

Foot deformity correction — ≈ $12,673

Foot drop surgery — ≈ $17,018

Foot ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $5,737

Forearm fasciotomy — ≈ $10,289

Forearm fracture surgery — ≈ $7,742

Frozen shoulder surgery — ≈ $9,516

Guyon's canal release — ≈ $5,683

Haglund's deformity surgery — ≈ $11,817

Hallux rigidus surgery — ≈ $7,125

Hallux valgus surgery — ≈ $11,031

Hammer toe surgery — ≈ $5,533

Hand ganglion cyst removal — ≈ $4,870

Hand rejuvenation with structural fat grafting — ≈ $9,435

Hand surgery — ≈ $16,033

Hand tendon surgery — ≈ $5,609

Heel bursectomy — ≈ $8,034

Hindfoot fracture surgery — ≈ $13,202

Humerus fracture surgical treatment — ≈ $10,872

Interphalangeal joint arthrodesis — ≈ $13,282

Kidner procedure — ≈ $4,838

Lapidus arthrodesis — ≈ $18,438

Latarjet procedure — ≈ $14,236

Mallet finger surgery — ≈ $5,037

Mallet toe surgery — ≈ $6,890

Morton’s neuroma surgery — ≈ $11,009

Mumford procedure — ≈ $11,570

Outerbridge-Kashiwagi procedure — ≈ $8,032

Plantar fasciitis surgery — ≈ $7,286

Radial head excision — ≈ $8,443

Radial head fracture surgery — ≈ $11,279

Revision Achilles tendon reconstruction — ≈ $18,673

Rotator cuff repair — ≈ $11,856

SLAP repair surgery — ≈ $17,646

Scaphoid pseudarthrosis reconstruction — ≈ $11,050

Shoulder arthroscopy — ≈ $13,128

Shoulder osteotomy — ≈ $11,221

Shoulder stabilisation surgery — ≈ $15,039

Shoulder subacromial decompression surgery — ≈ $10,846

Surgical treatment of elbow instability — ≈ $11,517

Tailor's bunion surgery — ≈ $10,014

Tarsal coalition surgery — $0

Tarsal tunnel surgery — ≈ $7,518

Tennis elbow surgery — ≈ $4,965

Toe joint arthroscopy — ≈ $11,342

Toe shortening surgery — ≈ $5,972

Tommy John surgery — ≈ $7,774

Trapeziectomy — ≈ $9,837

Trigger finger release — ≈ $3,825

Weil osteotomy surgery — ≈ $7,266

Wrist arthroscopy — ≈ $10,436

Wrist fracture surgery — ≈ $10,515

Wrist ligament repair — ≈ $14,347

Wrist synovectomy — ≈ $1,955

Rating

5 reviews

2.9

Overall rating: 4

July 11, 2021

I had a planned caesarean last week at Helios. Obviously it is not the hospital that most of the pregnant women in Munich would choose. I think Großhadern nearby would be a much popular choice. But for me the story is different. First, I had a small operation here previously with Dr Mosner. He was brilliant and the recovery was incredibly fast. Second, when I visit their Kreißsaal team two months before the birth, I was impressed by Hebamme Frau Baumgartner, she speaks accent-free English and was super warm and accommodating. Third, comparing to big hospitals that specialise in giving birth (LMU-Frauenklinik, Frauenklinik Dr. Geisenhofer, Klinikum Dritter Orden) Personally I prefer smaller hospitals where it is much calmer and less chaotic and every time I visit Helios I cannot hear any traumatic screaming or moaning from the labour ward, only occasionally I hear baby crying. My operation was with Dr Herrmann, she was warm and friendly. The operation went well and I spent one night at the normal room and three nights at the family room. During that time, I have met many different nurses and Hebamme, most of them were caring and nice, except one who insisted giving me a shower and as a result I passed out in the bathroom. But I don’t blame her too much, after all she did from a good intention, just a bit ignorant. I was particularly impressed by the breastfeeding expert hebamme Frau Neumann, she was attentive and competent. She spent a long time with us explaining different techniques of how to increase breastfeeding and organised a pump for me right away. Since I gave birth to my first child in London, I truly feel the difference between German medical care and NHS. The hospital has almost everything that you need for the baby and breastfeeding. Pump, nursing pad, nipple soothing gel, pampers, milk bottles, wipes, aptamil formulas, bodies, sleeping bag (see pics) you name one, and I bet they will have it in storage. And most of the nurses are very generous. I am amazed and thinking back my time in Chelsea and Westminster hospital where I had to share a hot steamy room with five other new mums (and dads and babies)….. and no midwife offers me a bottle of formula when I couldn’t provide not a single drop for my baby after two days she lost so much weight….it was madness On the other side, I also understand why a lot of people gave bad reviews to Helios, their ground floor registration desks are notorious for its long waiting time. We waited for almost two hours to register our child’e birth and for meeting the anaesthetist before we waited one hour. The food for the family room was quite good but you have to order one day before which was impossible when you just moved in, so we missed out for two days.(still have to pay) And the service lady is incredibly stubborn, we told her at least 4 times that we don’t eat cheese but she seemed never giving up…. Anyway, it is a shame such excellent doctors and medical care have been hold back by very basic services. Hopefully this will change in the future.

Overall rating: 5

February 01, 2023

I recently had the opportunity to visit the hospital for a broken arm. The emergency service was efficient and the emergency doctors were really helpful. They answered all my questions, provided clear instructions and helped me understand the situation. All procedures in the hospital took 2 hours (waiting, the first check, x-ray, and then putting my arm in plaster). I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the nurses at the emergency registration desk. They made a difficult situation much more manageable and I am very grateful for all their efforts. I would also like to request the owner of the hospital to pass on my thanks to the nurses (working on 26.01.2023 between 15:00-17:00). They deserve recognition for their work and I hope they continue to provide the same level of care to all their patients. Overall, I had a positive experience (except my arm was broken😄) at the hospital. Thank you!

Overall rating: 1

July 03, 2023

I was today night there the reception was friendly and fast … then when the doctor came to call me inside it was a mare .. in the beginning everything look great and then … the boy ddnt even listen the problem you have just … a fast check up ask y about previous doctors appointment ant that’s it …. A good doctor must listen the patient and than speak .. he look stressful.. he want only to finish his shift and patients on waiting omg … it was the worst hospital I ever been in my whole life … it looks like if the problem it’s veery serious can only help you … crazy .. the one star is for reception..

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superior rooms

Premium private rooms

Premium double rooms

4-beded rooms

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Lounge area with a fully automated coffee machine and buffet service

Fruit plates and specialty cakes

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