Orthopädische PraxisFarid Raufi 089 69 91 92 38

contact and directions

How to reach us.

You can book appointments online around the clock or by phone during opening hours.

Book an appointment online 089 69 91 92 38

address
Orthopädische Praxis Farid Raufi
Giesinger Bahnhofplatz 7
81539 München
phone
089 69 91 92 38
fax
089 69 97 92 20
email
info@orthopaedie-raufi.de
entrance
Gesundheitszentrum Giesing (health centre), second floor. The building entrance is next to the Aquila-Apotheke (pharmacy).
public transport
U-Bahn U2 and tram 18, Giesinger Bahnhof stop.
S-Bahn S3 and S5.
Bus 54, 59, 139, 153 and 220, at night N43 and N44.
accessibility
Step-free access, lift and wheelchair-accessible toilet. The practice entrance is wide enough for a wheelchair.
parking
The practice has no parking spaces of its own. There is paid parking nearby.
same building
OP-Centrum München, where we perform outpatient operations. Radiologie Giesing directly above the practice, as well as physiotherapy and many other specialties.

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opening hours
Monday08:00 to 12:00 and
15:00 to 18:00
Tuesday08:00 to 12:00 and
15:00 to 18:00
Wednesday08:00 to 12:00
Thursday08:00 to 12:00 and
15:00 to 18:00
Fridayby appointment only

Open consultation hour: 8 to 9 am. The phone is answered during opening hours.

the way to the door

From the platform to the waiting room

The practice is right at Giesinger Bahnhof station. U-Bahn, tram, S-Bahn and bus all stop at the same place.

Map of Munich-Giesing. A pin marks the health centre at Giesinger Bahnhofplatz 7, right next to Giesinger Bahnhof station.
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  • U2
  • Tram 18
  • S3
  • S5
  • Bus 54
  • Bus 59
  • Bus 139
  • Bus 153
  • Bus 220
  • Night bus N43
  • Night bus N44
  1. Giesinger Bahnhof stop

    All eleven lines stop here. Lifts lead from the platforms up to street level.

  2. Across Giesinger Bahnhofplatz

    The Gesundheitszentrum Giesing stands on the square, at number 7.

  3. Building entrance next to the Aquila-Apotheke

    Access is step-free, and the door is wide enough for a wheelchair.

  4. Take the lift to the second floor

    There are also stairs. The OP-Centrum München is in the same building.

  5. Orthopädische Praxis Farid Raufi

    There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet on this floor.

for your appointment

What to bring

Previous medical reports and images save you a second appointment. Please bring these documents with you, including older ones.

  • 01

    Health insurance card

    The current card from your health insurance fund.

  • 02

    Referral

    If your GP (family doctor) has referred you.

  • 03

    Previous medical reports

    Doctors' letters and reports on the complaints you are coming about.

  • 04

    X-ray or MRI images

    On CD or as a QR code. Without the images, many things cannot be fully assessed.

  • 05

    Comfortable clothing

    So that the affected part of the body is easy to reach.

message

Write to us.

Please book appointments online or by phone. You can send us anything else by email to info@orthopaedie-raufi.de.

Please do not send us any health data or medical reports by email. Email is not encrypted on its way to us. For medical questions, please call us or speak to us in the practice.

make an appointment

089 69 91 92 38

Book an appointment online

Online booking is possible around the clock, by phone during opening hours.

outside opening hours

Outside opening hours, the out-of-hours medical service can help on 116 117. In a life-threatening emergency, dial 112.