Patients’ frequent questions
Do you need an appointment?
We can only conduct examinations by appointment.
Please have the following information ready:
- Transfer notes or the recipe
- What should be examined
- Examination method
- Health insurance
- Any further wishes
- Who is your referring physician or referral doctor
Many Thanks!
How long do I have to wait for an appointment?
We have reserved emergency appointments for all urgent investigations. For any examinations that we can schedule, we try to keep the waiting time as short as possible.
If necessary, please cancel your appointment timely to avoid costs.
How long do I have to wait?
Through optimized scheduling, we strive to keep waiting times before examinations as low as possible. Longer waiting times up to an hour or more are an absolute exception. In such cases we kindly ask for your understanding!
How do I reach your practice?
D-82362 Weilheim in Oberbayern
Röntgenstraße 2-4
Follow the signs “Radiologisches Zentrum”. The signs can be found on the B2 both from north and south before the Röntgenstraße junction.
Is it possible to always be examined or treated by the same doctor?
Each patient finds a personal consultant and is treated individually – from the first preliminary interview to the examination and the diagnosis interview to further examination and treatment recommendations.
Second opinion: are all images evaluated by a second specialist?
Our motto “Diagnostics for your health in the highest precision” is based on the philosophy that no modern technology can do without the eye of an experienced doctor. Only with his/her expertise and many years of experience, even the smallest details in the recordings will be recognized timely and analyzed correctly. It is only with highly precise findings that health-promoting or health-sustaining therapies can be used successfully.
Therefore, an intensive exchange among specialists within the Weilheim Radiological Center as well as with their peers makes an important part of our philosophy.
In particular, our expertise and the years of experience of the doctors of the Radiological Alliance are used when contradictory or ambiguous results of the present examination arise. In these cases, the rule is that the results are analyzed by a second, in some cases a third specialist.