Pregnancy+.
Maternity-pass prenatal care plus complementary ultrasound checks. With midwife in-house.
Pregnancy care per maternity pass plus complementary ultrasound checks. In-house with midwife —.
We are expanding.
We are currently planning to bring additional midwives into the team to handle part of the maternity-pass screenings directly in the practice — as an extra offer for expecting mothers who want everything under one roof.
As soon as the midwife consultation starts, we will notify all currently pregnant patients in time.
Ultrasounds remain with the doctors — as before, by Dr. Hansberg-Otte or one of her colleagues. The planned expansion does not change that. The plan: routine maternity-pass screenings (blood pressure, urine, palpation, talk, growth trend) by the midwife, ultrasound and medical diagnostics still by the doctor.
What you should know.
Which ultrasounds does insurance cover?
Three standard ultrasounds: 9–12, 19–22, and 29–32 weeks. All further ones as IGEL (self-pay).
Is the €250 complete package worth it?
From the 5th additional ultrasound onwards, yes. Plus the freedom to check without cost discussions.
When is the first appointment?
5–8 weeks — confirmation of pregnancy, position (intrauterine?), viability check, maternity pass setup.
Do you have a midwife?
Yes — An in-house midwife consultation is in preparation (planned from Q3 2026). Until then, we refer to external midwives.
Will the midwife do screenings in the future?
We are considering bringing more midwives into the team to handle routine maternity-pass screenings — blood pressure, urine, palpation, talk. Ultrasound stays with the doctor, as today. As soon as we start, we will notify pregnant patients in time.
Which prenatal diagnostics make sense?
First-trimester screening (12–14 weeks) and NIPT (blood test from week 10) are the most common. Both are voluntary and usually cost money. We advise openly.
Book your appointment.
Directly online or by phone — we look forward to you.