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1. Post-Natal Advice and Care
- First day at home
- Frequent problems during the first weeks after delivery
- Diet and prevention: what is essential?
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (Cot Death)
2. Routine Medical Care for the Young Child
- Routine check-ups (U2 to U9 and U10 to J2), i.e. all regular early examinations
- Children’s development (“milestones”, needs and requirements, mother-child interaction)
- Irregularities/deviations from the norm in a child’s development
3. Treatment of Illnesses in Children and Adolescents
- General pediatric medicine
- Basic psychosomatic care
- Pediatric Neurology
- Allergology
- Diseases of the lungs, diagnosis and specific therapies (including pulmonary function test)
- Competent diagnosis and treatment of children of all geographic and ethnic backgrounds, with particular regard to specific localized diseases
- Application of infusions to treat diarrhoea and vomiting
- Naturopathy and Homoeopathy
4. The Child and Their Family
- The Child in his or her family, interaction between parents and child
- “Growing pains”; “difficult” children
- Treatment and care of seriously ill and /or chronically ill children at home
5. Vaccinations
- General and specific vaccinations (e.g. in cases of chronic infections)
6. Accidents and Surgery in Infancy – Care of Concussion Patients
- Minor surgery (removal of irregular skin pigmentation and warts; correction of scars; removal of boils and abscesses; hand and foot surgery etc.)
- Treatment of accidents at school and sports
- Primary care of fractures and sprains in our surgery
7. IGEL: Specially agreed services not covered by German public health insurance
- Examinations before travelling abroad
- Medical advice before travelling abroad
- Vaccinations before travelling abroad
- Extra preventive examinations and tests
- Medical certificates (eg for inability to work or attend school)
- Certificates of fitness for athletic competitions
- house-calls
