Ordination APEXMED

Team of the Salzburg neurology practice

We are one Elective doctor ordination for neurology in Salzburg.

“Elective doctor ordination” means that there are no contracts between us and a health insurance company. Accordingly, you first pay our fee yourself and then submit the invoice to your health insurance company.

Please note that a general health insurance usually does not reimburse you for 100% of the costs incurred by your chosen doctor.
Doctors of choice want to be able to devote more time to their patients than is usually possible for statutory health insurance doctors … so it stands to reason that they are a bit more expensive.

Petra Dollmann

Secretary & Doctor’s Assistant

Reception, support, correspondence and accounting

Conny Ottino

Certified health nurse (DGKS)

Care and EEG assistance

TRAINING

by Dr. Dr. Christian Porsche

Ordination times

Alternative dates are possible.
Telephone agreement required.

PATIENT INFORMATION

First of all: In the case of „acute“ neurological complaints that have suddenly appeared, this is one emergency ! Immediate transfer to the hospital is indicated!

We see ourselves as your neurological „advisor“ on health issues with an additional focus on psychological and social relationships.
Consultant means on the one hand: We have the same goal, namely your well-being and your health!
On the other hand, a consultant means: you are yourself mainly responsible for your treatment and therapy.

It would be desirable that you are also interested in your body and want to be informed about (essential) processes.
As a neurological specialist practice, we will be happy to advise and inform you personally about the problem that is relevant to you, or we can recommend suitable further literature on request.

In addition, we regularly offer you free Information events on various topics from the world of neurology.

You can also get a first impression of the various symptoms and diagnoses at home with our information videos.

Movember

Who doesn’t know: MO-vember is a compound word from „Mustache“ and „November“.

The campaign comes from Australia, is very successful worldwide and aims to draw attention to the topic of „health care“ by growing a mustache in November. When it was founded in Adelaide in 1999, the specific goal was to encourage older men to take precautionary measures to prevent prostate cancer.

Personally, I’ve been growing a Mustache every November since 2012, but the topics vary every year. So it is more interesting and women also have a greater share in the action – as experience shows that „growing a beard“ is usually more difficult for them than it is for us men.

There is also an explanatory video … each with a suitable „Movember lecture“ … and the voluntary opportunity to donate to a good cause.