Jelka Bock
Patient Manager
We understand that a hospital stay can bring questions and uncertainties, and we want to assure you that you are in the best possible hands. Our priority is to provide not only exceptional medical care but also a supportive and comfortable environment where you feel safe and at ease.
We believe that recovery involves both excellent treatment and overall well-being. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our team at any time if you have questions or special requests – we are here for you.
To ensure a smooth and efficient admission process, please gather the following items and bring them with you.
Important Note Regarding Valuables
Please do not bring valuable items such as expensive jewelry or large amounts of cash. A secure safe is available in your room's wardrobe for small items like your wallet or phone. To get the safe key, please leave a €10 deposit at the main reception on the ground floor. The clinic cannot accept liability for lost or stolen valuables not secured in the safe.
You will receive an invitation letter from our Patient Management Team confirming your admission date and time. Please arrive at the main reception desk on the ground floor at the specified time. Our reception staff will welcome you and guide you through the initial steps.

If your treatment includes surgery, your admission is typically scheduled for the day before the procedure. This allows ample time for all necessary preoperative examinations and preparations.
These tests are carefully coordinated with your surgeon to ensure maximum safety.
Once registration is complete, a member of our team will escort you to your assigned room. Your designated nurse or caregiver will welcome you, provide important information about your stay, and help you get settled.
Necessary initial examinations or consultations will be scheduled.
The INI offers outstanding comfort during your stay. All facilities are designed so that you do not feel as if you were in a hospital: to create a hotel-like atmosphere, medical technology is concealed wherever possible.
All patient rooms are generously furnished with parquet flooring and modern, comfortable furniture. Large windows create an airy feel, and many rooms offer a pleasant view of the nearby park.
We provide single, double and triple rooms as well as exclusive suites for patients and their companions. All rooms have a hotel-style bathroom and also meet the needs of patients with disabilities.
On the wards you will find pleasant amenities such as lounges where you can meet your relatives and friends. The spaces are decorated with works of art, paintings and sculptures.
All of this is intended to ease the psychological burden of your illness.
If you take anticoagulant (blood-thinning) medications (such as Aspirin, Marcumar®, Eliquis®, Xarelto®, Pradaxa®, Lixiana®, Plavix®, Clopidogrel, etc.), please inform us well in advance of your admission.
Depending on your medical condition and the planned surgery, you may need to adjust or temporarily stop these medications. Your treating physician will provide specific, personalized instructions on how to manage your medication before your procedure. Please follow their guidance carefully.
We want to ensure you have a clear understanding of how treatment costs are handled during your inpatient stay. Costs can vary based on your specific treatment plan and your health insurance coverage.
In Germany, hospital billing typically follows one of two primary methods: Billing Based on Daily Rates and Billing According to the DRG System.
Billing Based on Daily Rates | Billing According to the DRG System (Diagnosis-Related Groups) | |
|---|---|---|
Who it applies to | This method is generally used for patients with private health insurance and self-payers. | This is the standard billing method for patients with statutory/public health insurance. |
How it works | Costs are calculated using a set daily rate. This rate typically includes medical services, nursing care, medications, diagnostics, and therapies provided each day. The specific daily rate can differ between hospitals. | Your hospital stay is categorized into a specific DRG based on your main diagnosis, any secondary diagnoses, and the procedures performed. A pre-defined flat rate is billed for the entire stay, covering all medically necessary services included within that DRG category. |
Important Recommendation: Clarify Coverage Before Your Stay
Since the exact costs depend on your planned treatment, insurance plan, and individual agreements between hospitals and insurance providers, we strongly recommend contacting your health insurance company before your scheduled admission. They can confirm the extent of your coverage and any potential out-of-pocket expenses.
Patient Manager
Patient Manager
Patient Manager