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Hospital Dritten Orden Munich

Hospital Dritten Orden Munich
9.10

Munich, Germany

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User ScoreTotal ReviewsRatingPrice RangeMedia FilesCertificatesFounded InBedsPatientsDepartmentsOwnershipAge GroupClinic TypeType of CareSizeOnline Consultations
88%11359.1/10$$17111912574965009 medical unitsState hospitalKids, AdultsGeneralInpatient, OutpatientLargeNo

Overview

Size & Capacity

Large, 574 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

3.2 on Google

The data collected based on 1,135 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

Custom Shoulder Protheses Leader
The orthopedic unit performs 500+ surgeries annually using 3D-printed PSI prostheses, ensuring one-of-a-kind anatomical alignment and a 30% faster recovery rate for patients.
Center for Thyroid Excellence
As a DGAV-certified Center of Excellence, the hospital has performed 100,000+ thyroid operations since 1912 and currently manages 1,000+ complex cases annually with specialized neuromonitoring.
Nationally Ranked Top-100 Hospital
In the 2025/2026 Focus Klinikliste, the hospital climbed to 94th place nationally, receiving seven "Top National Specialist Clinic" seals for cancer, gallbladder, and pediatric surgery.
Elite Pediatric Surgery Hub
Ranked #1 in Bavaria and #2 in Germany by the F.A.Z. In 2025, the Pediatric Surgery department under Prof. Kellnar is a premier destination for complex neonatal interventions.
High-Volume Vascular Care
Certified as an interdisciplinary bypass center, the clinic performs 3,700+ vascular operations annually, utilizing minimally invasive endovascular techniques in over 85% of cases.

About the clinic

Hospital Dritten Orden Munich is a highly specialized medical center dedicated to the comprehensive prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide array of pathological conditions. Originally founded by a group of women inspired by the compassionate ideals of Saint Francis of Assisi to care for those in need, the institution has evolved into a premier modern medical facility that successfully balances cutting-edge science with its founding spiritual values. The hospital provides extensive inpatient capacity, along with specialized semi-stationary treatment facilities, supported by a dedicated workforce of nearly 2,000 employees. Each year, tens of thousands of patients receive expert inpatient care, while the facility’s emergency department serves as a vital anchor for the region’s urgent medical needs. The hospital is also a prominent center for obstetrics, facilitating thousands of births annually, and maintains a high surgical volume across both inpatient and outpatient sectors. The infrastructure is designed for holistic recovery; comfortable patient rooms are complemented by a tranquil garden that fosters a relaxing atmosphere, while pastors and social workers remain available to provide compassionate dialogue and competent guidance. As a member of the Quality Score Association for Church Hospitals, Hospital Dritten Orden Munich maintains rigorous standards of process and quality management. It serves as an authorized regional trauma center, providing round-the-clock care for injured patients in accordance with the strict quality requirements of the German Society for Traumatology (DGU). The clinic’s excellence is further validated by prestigious certifications from the German Cancer Society and the German Society of Cardiology. The medical philosophy at the hospital prioritizes conservative treatment methods, transitioning to surgical intervention only when necessary. Furthermore, the institution is recognized as a specialized center for thyroid and parathyroid surgery and as a center of excellence for minimally invasive surgery (MIS). The clinical structure of Hospital Dritten Orden Munich encompasses a diverse range of departments and specialized centers where the highest quality standards are consistently applied. The medical teams possess exceptional expertise in gynecology and obstetrics, orthopedics, traumatology, vascular surgery, and general, visceral, and thoracic surgery. A distinguishing feature of the hospital is its profound focus on pediatric medicine, particularly in treating children with chronic diseases and providing dedicated emotional support for their families. From the day of admission until discharge, every patient remains at the heart of the clinical activity, receiving care that is as technically advanced as it is deeply humane.

Primary focus

surgery
tumor
cancer
pediatric
dendritic cells
vascular
carcinoma
shoulder
cruciate ligament
reconstruction
gynecology
radiology
pancreatic carcinoma
trauma
breast
vascular surgery
breast cancer
tumor necrosis
trauma surgery
ischemic
hematology
internal medicine
cruciate ligament reconstruction
ligament
colitis
pediatric surgery
bone
chemotherapy
liver
ercp
nuclear medicine
humerus
gastroenterology
tendon
intensive care medicine
abdominal
head neck tumors
renal cell carcinoma
obstetrics
elbow
pulmonology
childrens
shoulder arthroscopy
immunotherapy
tcell
perinatal
orthopedics
joint
thoracic
gall bladder
pancreatic pseudocyst
lymph node
multiple trauma
metastatic
renal
adenocarcinomas
bladder
spiral ct
biliary system
endocrinology
gynecological oncology
arthroscopy
surgical intensive care
proctology
appendix
thyroidectomy
stromal cells
bone marrow
rotator cuff
biodegradable screw

Departments & Doctors

General, thoracic surgery
Dr. med. Detlef Krenz

general, abdominal, thoracic surgery, proctology

Orthopedics, trauma surgery
Prof. Dr. med. Rupert Meller, MBA

orthopedics and trauma surgery, shoulder and elbow surgery

Vascular surgery
Dr. med. Agamemnon Sotiriou

vascular and endovascular surgery, general surgery

Gynecology, obstetrics
Dr. med. Franz Edler von Koch

gynecology and obstetrics, perinatal medicine, gynecological oncology

Gastroenterology, oncology, hematology
Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Eigler

internal medicine, gastroenterology, oncology, hematology, endocrinology

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Extra services

Visa Support
Parking Space
24/7 medical assistance
Pastoral Care
Intensive Care Unit

Location

Menzinger Str. 44, 80638 München, Germany

FAQ

Does Hospital Dritten Orden Munich offer outpatient surgery?

Thanks to well-equipped facilities and extensive anesthesiology expertise, the clinic offers one-day surgery in a dedicated outpatient department. Also, the outpatient direction enriches the clinic with minimally traumatic operations through neutral body openings or millimeter incisions.

Why is the clinic considered one of the best for cancer treatment?

The medical team provides a full range of services to cancer patients. 128-slice spiral CT with all post-processing options allows highly accurate operations. In addition, the hospital offers access to the most modern biological drugs and combines several treatment methods simultaneously.

Can I have thyroid surgery at the clinic?

The hospital's gold standard is intraoperative neuromonitoring to preserve the nerve's voice function that passes next to the thyroid gland. In addition, various laparoscopic access points, particularly under the armpits, provide an impeccable cosmetic effect.

Is the hospital competent in the treatment of children's eating disorders?

Doctors provide a comprehensive approach to childhood eating disorders, starting with the closure of acquired nutrient deficiencies. Under one roof, therapists, nutritionists, and psychotherapists of various therapies work closely with parents, gradually returning the child to everyday life.

What makes the hospital’s Perinatal Center a leader in Bavaria?

The clinic operates a Level 1 Perinatal Center, the highest possible designation for neonatal care. By placing the delivery rooms, C-section theaters, and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit "wall-to-wall," the medical team eliminates transport times for critically ill newborns, ensuring immediate life-saving intervention by neonatologists within seconds of birth.

How is thyroid disease treated at the clinic?

The hospital has a national standing in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery. Surgeons use continuous intraoperative neuromonitoring (CIONM) to track the vocal cord nerves in real time throughout the procedure. This significantly reduces the risk of permanent hoarseness or voice loss compared to standard intermittent monitoring.

What advanced diagnostics are used for colorectal cancer?

The certified bowel cancer division utilizes high-definition Chromoendoscopy. By applying medical dyes or digital light filters during colonoscopies, doctors can visualize the surface "architecture" of polyps. This allows for the precise endoscopic removal of precancerous lesions that would otherwise require major abdominal surgery.

Can children receive specialized care for metabolic disorders?

Yes, the Pediatric and Youth Medicine Clinic is a specialized hub for diabetology and endocrinology. They use advanced sensor-based glucose monitoring (CGM) and "closed-loop" insulin pump systems to stabilize children with complex Type 1 diabetes and growth hormone deficiencies.

What minimally invasive techniques are used for lung surgery?

The thoracic surgery department specializes in VATS (Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery), also known as "keyhole" lung surgery. Using ultra-thin cameras and specialized instruments, surgeons can remove lung lobes or tumors through small incisions, avoiding the traditional spreading of the ribs and significantly reducing post-operative pain.

How does the hospital treat complex gallstone and bile duct issues?

Specialists use SpyGlass DS Cholangioscopy, a tiny camera inserted directly into the bile ducts. This allows direct visualization and laser lithotripsy (stone fragmentation) from the inside, providing a solution for "difficult" stones that cannot be removed by standard endoscopic methods.

What is the focus of the pediatric surgery department?

The team specializes in neonatal corrective surgery for congenital malformations. They perform highly complex repairs of the esophagus, diaphragm, and abdominal wall on infants weighing less than 1,500 grams, utilizing specialized micro-instruments designed for the smallest patients.

What is the rating of the clinic?

Hospital Dritten Orden Munich is rated as 9.10 by AiroMedical.

What do patients say about Hospital Dritten Orden Munich?

The clinic has 1,135 feedbacks at other places. The UserScore of the hospital is 88%.

What is the primary focus of the hospital?

The medical center is an expert at surgery, tumor, cancer, pediatric, and dendritic cells.

What is the overall experience of the facility?

Hospital Dritten Orden Munich has been operating since 1912. It has accumulated over 114 years of clinical background.

Where can I see the hospital's work, interior space, and exterior?

AiroMedical gallery has 15 photos & 2 videos related to Hospital Dritten Orden Munich.

Does the clinic have certification or recognition?

What is the structure of the hospital?

Where is the clinic located?

The address of the facility is Menzinger Str. 44 80638, Munich, Germany.

Does the hospital offer online consultations?

No, Hospital Dritten Orden Munich doesn’t perform virtual appointments.

What age range of patients can be admitted to the clinic?

The hospital accepts patients of all ages.

What type of stay is offered at Hospital Dritten Orden Munich?

The clinic offers both inpatient and outpatient services, so you can be hospitalized (if indicated).

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