Welcome to Magdeburg Welcome to Magdeburg
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Practical Tips<br />
Emergency pharmacy service<br />
There is always a pharmacy open both day and night for emergencies.<br />
You can find the pharmacy emergency service plan at<br />
www.notdienst.rats-apotheke-magdeburg.de.<br />
Obtain information on the landline number +49 (0) 800 00 22 8 33<br />
or call the mobile phone number 22833. Calls from a mobile cost a<br />
maximum of 69 cents/min/text.<br />
Visiting the doc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
In Germany you are free <strong>to</strong> chose which doc<strong>to</strong>r you go <strong>to</strong>. You can<br />
find a doc<strong>to</strong>r’s office nearby in the yellow pages (“Gelbe Seiten”)<br />
www.gelbeseiten.de. You will also find a listing of doc<strong>to</strong>rs on<br />
the Ot<strong>to</strong> von Guericke website. Click on International Office<br />
Academics Incoming Life in <strong>Magdeburg</strong>. You should schedule<br />
an appointment with the doc<strong>to</strong>r by phone. You will get a same-day<br />
appointment in the case of acute illnesses or an accident. Doc<strong>to</strong>rs’<br />
offices are usually closed on the weekend. At night and at weekends<br />
there are emergency medical services.<br />
Toll-Free Emergency Numbers:<br />
Police: 110, Fire Brigade: 112 Emergency Medical Services: 112<br />
Poison Control Hotline: +49 (0) 361 730 730<br />
Crisis Hotline: +49 (0) 800 111 0111 / +49 (0) 800 111 0222<br />
Central Accident and Emergency at the University Hospital<br />
University Hospital, Building 60a<br />
(Direct access from Leipziger Strasse)<br />
Info-Tel.: +49 (0) 391-67-21202<br />
www.med.uni-magdeburg.de/Patienten/Notfall.html<br />
Co-paying when visiting the doc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
There are two types of health insurance that you can have: state and<br />
private. If you are insured by a state insurer you will have <strong>to</strong> pay<br />
10 euros at your first visit every quarter. All other visits <strong>to</strong> the doc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
during the quarter are free. This includes other doc<strong>to</strong>rs as well.<br />
Dentists are an exception. You don’t need a referral, but must make<br />
this co-payment even if you have already paid it at another doc<strong>to</strong>r’s<br />
office. You usually have <strong>to</strong> make a co-payment for prescription medicine.<br />
There are separate regulations for people who are privately<br />
insured. You must first pay your medical bill and are then reimbursed<br />
by your health insurance. The reimbursement amount depends on<br />
your insurance policy.<br />
www.krankenkassen.de<br />
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