Healthcare in Frankfurt
German health insurance falls into two main categories: statutory and private. As a general rule, anyone who is employed must insure themselves and their families under the statutory plan. The company pays half of the insurance, while the other half comes out of the employee's salary.
People with little or no income are also protected under this plan. Others, including self-employed persons and freelancers, must look into private medical insurance.
Frankfurt has several world-class private hospitals with emergency ambulance and helicopter services. There are no infectious disease concerns in the city.
Best expat hospitals:
Clementinen Kinderhospital
Theobald-Christ-Str. 16, Frankfurt – Ostend
Tel: +49 (0)699 49920
Bürgerhospital
Nibelungenallee 37-41, Frankfurt – Nordend
Tel: +49 (0)691 5000
Brüderkrankenhaus Hospitalorden
Unterer Atzemer 7, Frankfurt – Ostend
Tel: +49 (0)694 0220
People with little or no income are also protected under this plan. Others, including self-employed persons and freelancers, must look into private medical insurance.
Frankfurt has several world-class private hospitals with emergency ambulance and helicopter services. There are no infectious disease concerns in the city.
Best expat hospitals:
Clementinen Kinderhospital
Theobald-Christ-Str. 16, Frankfurt – Ostend
Tel: +49 (0)699 49920
Bürgerhospital
Nibelungenallee 37-41, Frankfurt – Nordend
Tel: +49 (0)691 5000
Brüderkrankenhaus Hospitalorden
Unterer Atzemer 7, Frankfurt – Ostend
Tel: +49 (0)694 0220
