Discover Medical Categories Available in Germany

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery 13 clinics

Orthopedics 6 clinics

Gastroenterology 5 clinics

Gynecology 5 clinics

Hair Restoration 5 clinics

General Surgery 4 clinics

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) 4 clinics

Colorectal Medicine 4 clinics

Cardiology 4 clinics

Dentistry 4 clinics

Cosmetology 3 clinics

Vascular Medicine 3 clinics

Oncology 3 clinics

Rheumatology 3 clinics

Spinal Surgery 3 clinics

Reproductive Medicine 3 clinics

Ophthalmology 3 clinics

Sleep Medicine 2 clinics

Bariatric Surgery 2 clinics

Neurosurgery 1 clinics

Urology 1 clinics

Dermatology 1 clinics

Endocrinology 1 clinics

Neurology 1 clinics

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1 clinics

Nephrology 1 clinics

Regenerative Medicine 1 clinics

Discover the Regions of Germany

Berlin 12 clinics

Dortmund 1 clinics

Frankfurt 1 clinics

Hamburg 5 clinics

Heidelberg 1 clinics

Hildesheim 2 clinics

Cologne 1 clinics

Munich 5 clinics

Schwerin 1 clinics

Siegburg 1 clinics

Wiesbaden 2 clinics

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About Germany

Updated September 2026. Prices here come from the starting prices clinics list with us, converted to US dollars. Each range runs from the lower quarter to the upper quarter of those listings. Only a handful of clinics list a price, so treat the figures as a rough guide.

Germany is known for specialist hospital care at higher prices than most medical travel destinations. Patients travel there for complex surgery, cancer care, orthopaedics and cardiology rather than to save money. We list 33 clinics in Germany, a small selection of hospitals, specialist centres and private practices, with Berlin the largest group.

What is available

Typical starting prices at the few clinics listing a price:

TreatmentTypical starting priceClinics listing a price
Gallbladder removal$3,100 to $5,1504
Hernia Repair$2,700 to $5,7503
Appendectomy$1,950 to $6,1503
Hysterectomy$4,000 to $7,8003
Thyroidectomy$1,450 to $5,4503
Catheter ablation for arrhythmia$2,600 to $8,2003
Veneers (per tooth)$590 to $2,1003

Treatments with a page in Germany include spine surgery, osteoarthritis treatment, rheumatoid arthritis treatment, pancreatic cancer treatment, diabetic retinopathy treatment and facelifts.

Where to go

CityClinics listedNotes
Berlin12Including HELIOS Hospital Berlin-Buch, Herzinstitut Berlin and MEOCLINIC
Munich6Specialist clinics
Hamburg5Including Martini Klinik and HELIOS Endo-Hospital Hamburg
Hildesheim, Wiesbaden, Dortmund, Frankfurt, Heidelberg7Including Dunyagoz Frankfurt in Frankfurt

Planning your trip

  • Entry. Visa rules for Germany depend on your passport. Check the current rules before you travel, and allow for recovery time when you work out how long you will stay.
  • Costs. Hospitals usually send a cost estimate after reviewing your records, and many ask for payment in advance. Ask what happens if your stay runs longer.
  • Records. Send recent scans and reports in English or German so the hospital can confirm it can treat you.
  • Language. Many hospitals that treat international patients have an international office and interpreters. Ask before you book.

Before you book, read our guides to checks and questions to ask a clinic abroad and where to go for medical tourism.

Frequently asked questions

Is treatment in Germany expensive?

Compared with most medical travel destinations, yes. Patients usually choose Germany for specialist expertise in complex cases rather than for price.

How many clinics are listed in Germany?

We list 33 clinics in Germany, twelve of them in Berlin. It is a small selection, not the whole market.

This guide is general information, not medical advice. Prices change and are set by each clinic; confirm the current price and what it includes with the clinic before you book.