Our practice

Our rheumatology practice at the ATOS Clinic Heidelberg

It is particularly important to us that you feel at ease with us. To make your stay as pleasant as possible, we welcome you to a bright and friendly practice.

Location & directions

Our accessible practice is located at Bismarckstrasse 9–15, on the 2nd floor of building B, which is easily reached by lift. If you come by car, parking is available in the ATOS Clinic’s public car park. If you prefer public transport, please use the stop Bismarckplatz.

Patient-friendly waiting times

Careful scheduling and good organisation keep waiting times for our patients as short as possible. Nevertheless, appointments may occasionally be delayed, for example by emergencies – we ask for your understanding. To make any wait pass quickly, our waiting room offers comfortable seating and Wi-Fi.

Directions

By car

From the motorway in any direction, take the Heidelberger Kreuz interchange towards Heidelberg. In Heidelberg, turn left at the first traffic lights, then exit right onto the B37 towards Eberbach. Follow the road with the river Neckar on your left. Watch for the parking guidance system pointing to car park 14 (P14). This car park is located beneath the ATOS Clinic, with designated spaces for women and disabled drivers, CCTV security and direct access to the practices and wards.

By public transport

From Heidelberg main station, the following VRN lines run directly to Bismarckplatz: tram (OEG) lines 5, 22 and 23 and bus lines 29, 33 and 34. There are also direct tram, bus and OEG connections to Bismarckplatz from all directions and districts.

Access to the practice

Coming from the ATOS Clinic car park and building A, take the front walkway on the 1st floor into building B; from there the lift takes you directly to our practice rooms on the 2nd floor.
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For patients with statutory health insurance

Dear patient,

Despite our best efforts we have not been granted a statutory health insurance licence. Patients with statutory health insurance (GKV) can therefore only be seen in our practice as self-paying patients. A rheumatological work-up is best arranged in consultation and cooperation with your general practitioner. For cost reasons, the necessary laboratory diagnostics should, for example, be ordered through your GP, who is also welcome to contact one of our physicians in advance. A list of the required rheumatological laboratory values is available from the practice on request. The cost of an initial rheumatological consultation as a self-paying patient is between 150 and 200 euros. We do our best to offer every patient an appointment at short notice, particularly in the case of acute illness, joint swelling or elevated inflammatory markers. We see ourselves as a “signpost” for statutory-insured patients: once a rheumatic disease has been confirmed, we help you find a path within the statutory health care system and stay in close contact with your treating doctors.
We are happy to answer further questions by phone.

If you are interested in an examination, please send an e-mail to rheumatologie-hd@atos.de with the subject line “Laborwerte Kassenpatient” so that we can send you the laboratory sheet.