After the treatment

Your dismissal

Once your treatment is complete and nothing stands in the way of your discharge, you will find important information here:

Once the treatment has been completed and the attending physician is satisfied with your progress, you can be discharged. Your doctor will inform you and your relatives of the date. As a rule, you will only be discharged after a medical assessment. On the day of discharge, please leave your room by 10.00 a.m., unless you have been informed otherwise.

Before you are discharged, your doctor will talk to you about the necessary further treatment, for example outpatient treatment with a colleague in private practice or medication. If you still need medication after your stay, we will provide you with a supply. You can obtain follow-up prescriptions from your doctor providing further treatment. Please visit your doctor as soon as possible.

In the discharge letter - also known as a doctor's letter - your GP or Specialist Physician will receive important information about your stay in hospital, such as the diagnosis, a medication plan or therapy recommendations. In some cases, you may initially only receive a provisional discharge letter when you are discharged. The detailed document will then be sent to you or your specialist or family doctor by post. Simply contact us.

If you require a hospital certificate, you can obtain this from the staff in the patient admission department. Please do not hesitate to contact them.