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Medical Park St. Hubertus

Medical Park St. Hubertus, Bad Wiessee

After heart surgery, a heart attack or a major joint operation, the question is not “what was removed” but “how do I recover now”. Where and how rehabilitation is done largely decides whether a person returns to their usual life. Medical Park St. Hubertus in Bad Wiessee is one of the clinics that specialise in precisely this stage.

The clinic’s profile

Its full name is Medical Park Bad Wiessee St. Hubertus. It is a rehabilitation clinic on the shore of Lake Tegernsee in Bavaria, about an hour from Munich. Its fields are orthopaedics, trauma, sports medicine, and cardiology with internal medicine.

Patients come here for early rehabilitation after a heart attack, coronary bypass surgery and heart valve operations, and after orthopaedic and trauma procedures. In effect the clinic takes the patient at the stage Germany calls Anschlussheilbehandlung — rehabilitation immediately after discharge from hospital.

Equipment and particulars

The clinic has modern diagnostics including computed tomography, its own laboratory and functional testing; treatment through movement is the backbone of the rehabilitation programmes. St. Hubertus has a verifiable sporting profile: it is the official rehabilitation clinic of the German Ski Association (DSV) and the Bavarian Ski Association, and a partner of Bavaria’s Olympic training centre. In other words, recovery methods worked out on professional athletes are applied to ordinary patients too. Accommodation is around 400 rooms of various categories right by the lake, with a spa area and a pool.

How we work with this clinic

We help judge whether the clinic’s profile fits your situation, forward the discharge letters from the hospital that operated, agree the arrival dates (which matter in rehabilitation after surgery), and take on the visa, translation and support. The clinic’s invoice is paid directly.

This material is for information only and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. Whether treatment is possible, what it will involve and what it will achieve can be determined only after an examination at the clinic in person.