Does statutory insurance cover bone density measurement?

Only for certain indications — for example after a fracture or with a concrete treatment trigger. We tell you honestly in advance what applies to you and what you would pay yourself.

Are calcium and vitamin D enough?

As a foundation, yes — as the sole therapy with elevated risk, usually not. What matters is your overall profile of risk, bone density and history.

How much does exercise really help?

A lot. Strength training and impact loading are proven to strengthen bone — we discuss what fits your everyday life instead of prescribing ideal programmes.

Special consultation · Pelvic floor

Pelvic floor therapy.

After childbirth, during menopause or over the years, the pelvic floor can lose strength — involuntary urine loss when coughing, laughing or exercising is the most common result. Alongside consultation, postnatal recovery and our course, we are currently considering a further building block: device-based training with a therapy chair.

1 in 2

women · experience pelvic floor weakness in their lifetime

Few topics affect so many — and are talked about so little. We are changing that.

28 min

per session · fully clothed, seated

Electromagnetic impulses (HIFEM) trigger thousands of muscle contractions — passive training barely achievable actively.

procedure · downtime · preparation

Sit down, let the chair train, carry on with your day. No surgery, no medication.

Under consideration

Is the pelvic floor chair coming to Konstanz?

We are currently considering acquiring a therapy chair that trains the pelvic floor muscles with high-intensity electromagnetic impulses (HIFEM technology). The treatment complements — it replaces neither medical assessment nor active training.

Your interest counts: the more patients register without obligation, the sooner we decide. Talk to our front desk team — or write to us directly.

Or simply let our front desk know. No appointment, no costs, no commitment. We will contact you as soon as the decision is made.

What we already offer today

Medical assessmentUnderstanding causes: stress, urge or mixed incontinence? The treatment path follows.→ Postnatal recovery & midwife teamSupport after birth — the most important phase for the pelvic floor.→ Pelvic floor courseAwareness, strengthening, everyday transfer — in a small group. Interest list open.→