DoktorAkut is a private physician house call service in Munich. A German-licensed doctor comes to your hotel or residence in the Old Town — daily 7 AM–10 PM. Transparent GOÄ billing from 180 €. English-speaking care.
Munich's Altstadt — Marienplatz, Maximilianstraße, Viktualienmarkt — is the heart of the city and home to its finest hotels. DoktorAkut comes to your hotel room or residence, discreetly and within the hour, with fluent English and full GOÄ-compliant documentation for your international insurance claim.
muenchen@doktorakut.deFever, flu, infections, food poisoning after Hofbräuhaus, Oktoberfest-related complaints — same-day treatment.
Rehydration, recovery infusions, pain control — in your hotel room or apartment.
Blood draw, 12-lead ECG, rapid tests (Covid, Influenza, Streptococcus).
Private prescriptions, sick notes, fit-to-fly certificate for return travel.
GOÄ invoice in English if requested — suitable for international travel insurance claims.
The Altstadt is Munich's historical and cultural centre — from Marienplatz and the New Town Hall to Frauenkirche, Viktualienmarkt and the Residenz. For visitors, it is also the city's hotel heartland, with luxury properties concentrated along Maximilianstraße, Promenadeplatz and Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße.
Falling ill on holiday is stressful — especially in a foreign language. DoktorAkut provides immediate, English-speaking medical care in your hotel room: no queues at the nearest emergency department, no taxi rides across town, no translation anxiety. Our physicians understand international insurance requirements and issue invoices that your insurer at home will accept.
The nearest public emergency departments are the Klinikum der LMU (Innenstadt campus, Ziemssenstraße) and the Schön Klinik München Nymphenburg — both accessible but often with long waits. For non-life-threatening conditions, a house call in the Old Town is faster, calmer, and more private.
Examples: cold/flu without IV ca. 200 €, stomach upset with rehydration infusion ca. 300 €, ECG and assessment before flight ca. 260 €. Urban hotel surcharge may apply for rush-hour Old Town access.
Accepted by all private health insurers (PKV) — detailed invoice in German, English translation on request.
Payment: bank transfer or credit card reimbursement via your travel insurer.
No cash payment required at the visit.
Yes. We regularly visit guests atinternationally known hotels, Rosewood, Sofitel Bayerpost, Hotelinternationally known hotels and smaller boutique hotels. Arrival is discreet — no uniforms, no marked vehicles.
per GOÄ, from 180 € (cost depends on time of day, day of week, and services rendered), depending on scope. You pay by bank transfer or card; many international travel policies fully reimburse the cost when submitted with our detailed invoice.
Yes. Every physician at DoktorAkut speaks fluent English. We also cover common tourist Italian, Spanish and French where possible — otherwise we work with a medical translation app.
Yes in most cases. We issue a detailed GOÄ invoice listing every service code (Ziffer) separately — the format accepted by all major international travel insurers (AXA, Allianz, Bupa, Cigna, World Nomads, and comparable).
Typically 60–90 minutes. Central Munich can be affected by pedestrian-zone restrictions and event traffic around Marienplatz — we know the quickest routes at each time of day.
The Altstadt (postcodes 80331, 80333, 80335) surrounds Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt, Odeonsplatz and the Hofgarten. Major luxury hotels include internationally known hotels, internationally known hotels, Rosewood Munich, Hotelinternationally known hotels, Sofitel Bayerpost, The Charles Hotel and internationally known hotels. DoktorAkut serves all of them.
Private residents in the Altstadt include diplomats, opera patrons, and returning Munich natives in historic apartments around Promenadeplatz, Theatinerstraße and Maximilianstraße. The nearest public emergency department is the Klinikum der LMU München (Innenstadt) at Ziemssenstraße — a private house call often avoids the wait.
The Old Town inside the Altstadtring is among our fastest service zones: from most districts we reach your hotel or apartment in 10 to 20 minutes. Depending on the address we approach via the Altstadtring (Maximilianstraße/Von-der-Tann-Straße), Sonnenstraße, or Brienner Straße. For addresses around Viktualienmarkt and Tal we use Rindermarkt and Sebastiansplatz.
The Old Town has the densest public transport coverage in Munich: all S-Bahn lines S1 to S8 stop at Marienplatz, Karlsplatz (Stachus), and Isartor; underground lines U3 and U6 cross at Marienplatz, U4 and U5 at Karlsplatz. Tram lines 19 and 21 run along Maximilianstraße. Because the Old Town is largely pedestrianised, we stop in loading zones or park briefly at Jakobsplatz or in underground garages (Opera, Stachus) — covering the last few metres discreetly on foot to your hotel address.
The Old Town is shaped by hotel guests, business travellers, and international visitors — this is reflected in our case mix. Most frequently we treat travel sickness, jet lag, and dehydration: flight-related circulatory symptoms, sleep disturbances, and medication schedules disrupted by time-zone shifts can be addressed with IV fluids, sleep regulation, and targeted medication adjustment — all in your hotel room.
Also prominent: gastrointestinal infections (especially after long-haul flights or buffet meals) and stress-related headaches and migraine, typical under tight conference or sightseeing schedules. In all three cases a house call spares the trip to a clinic — often decisive when the next meeting or return flight is imminent.
Directly adjacent to the Old Town stands the LMU Munich Clinic, Innenstadt campus (Ziemssenstraße, Ludwigsvorstadt) — university-level maximum care with an emergency department. East of the Isar lies Klinikum rechts der Isar of TU Munich. For acute ophthalmological or ENT questions, specialised LMU departments are reachable in minutes. If inpatient care is required during a house call, we coordinate admission directly and transmit findings to the receiving hospital.
The information on this page does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. In life-threatening emergencies, call 112 immediately. For urgent medical needs outside our hours, contact the statutory on-call medical service at 116117.
Launch: November 2026. We will notify you as soon as DoktorAkut is available in Munich Old Town.
muenchen@doktorakut.de