Best Clinics for Brain tumor Treatment in Germany: 4 Top-Rated Centers

Prof. Paul Kremer leads a department performing over 500 neurosurgical cases annually, specializing in brain tumors. This clinic is a Johns Hopkins partner in Hamburg, holding DKG and MTQA certifications. Diagnostics start around $350 for blood analysis, an MRI of one area costs around $1,280, and a neurologist consultation is around $580. Gamma Knife radiosurgery typically runs $10,500–$12,800 for non-invasive outpatient treatment, while a comprehensive craniotomy package costs around $25,600–$34,900, covering up to 21 days of inpatient care with rehab.

Asklepios St. Georg Hospital is a multidisciplinary medical center in Hamburg. The Hospital works on the premisses of Asklepios Kliniken Medical Group.

The Hospital specializes in the treatment of the heart, vessels, and spine diseases.

St. Georg Hospital is among the TOP German medical facilities according to the Focus magazine.

87,000 patients receive the treatment annually here.

Prof. Paul Kremer has 26 years as Chief Physician and performs 500+ brain tumor operations annually. His department uses Germany's only unique two-sided intraoperative MRI to maximize tumor removal. Diagnostics may cost around €650, while comprehensive microsurgery runs €24,627–28,800 including a 12-day stay and Professor's surgery. Gamma Knife radiosurgery is available for about €10,000 as a single session.

Asklepios Klinik Altona is a university hospital of Hamburg, one of the oldest medical facilities in Northern Germany. The medical center belongs to the hospitals’ group of Asklepios Kliniken. Asklepios Altona Hamburg specializes in robotic surgery, gastroenterology, abdominal surgery, neurology, and oncology specialties.

95,000 patients get treatment annually here.