It's June, which means my allergy season is in full effect right now. This was something I totally…read moreneglected to think about until it was already upon me, and I realized I only had a few weeks of Allegra-D left. After finding out the German name from a doctor friend, I decided to see an allergist. Need allergy medicine? See an allergist. Makes sense, right? Except that every English-speaking allergy doctor I came across was booked for months. That wouldn't do. Instead, I decided to see a regular practitioner. Of course, I encountered a similar problem. All the doctors were either booked for months, or on the other side of town. I, for one, would like to be able to walk a few blocks or take a short bike ride to see mine. Well thank goodness for aerzte-berlin.de - I was able to put in advanced criteria and when looking for English-speaking doctors in my neighborhood, came across one just a couple blocks away. I quickly called and was told to come in and wait. The reception area is super small and it took a while to be helped, although I don't think that was any fault of the people working. Once I registered, I waited in an adjoining room for maybe 5 or 10 minutes before I was seen. The wall is covered in (faded) reprints of Van Gogh and Monet paintings - a nice touch when compared with some of the awful art I've seen on office walls elsewhere. The seats were multi-coloured with shiny plastic shells - they reminded me of M&Ms... I can't say anything about Dr. Cotanidis, but as for Dr. Engert, he was great. I immediately told him that I heard he spoke English, and he switched right away - and speaks it well! He sat down with me, took the time to not only hear what I needed but also ask the appropriate follow-up questions, and then accompanied me to the front and waited until my prescription was given to me. All in all, the experience was about 30 minutes. I got what I came for and left with a good impression. Extra note: In addition to speaking English (and German), Turkish is also spoken here.

Dr. Cotanidis is very nice, fast and speaks English…read more It's worth noting that even the receptionist speaks a bit of English, and you can come in without an appointment during the practice hours. I needed to do a medical check up for health insurance, and I really needed to get the blood test results rushed. These wonderful ladies got them to me on Thursday morning, instead of Monday (which would be their normal lab processing time) after I explained my situation. Super grateful! Will be back. PS. Dr. Cotanidis is lovely, and she looks a bit like a young Tove Jansson. I grew up with the Mummins, and found this incredibly sweet and reassuring. :)

Fantastic team, always friendly, professional and attentive. i've been happily there more than 10…read moreyears.

A potentially serious infection was ignored that was flagged up in a blood test and therefore…read moreinitially given the wrong treatment despite having symptoms. I have also experienced rude and very unprofessional treatment from the reception staff (laughing at me). If these practices gave as much detail to their profession and 'customer' (if that's the right word 'Service'?, than they do to their interior design, they might get a few more positive reviews. Reviews?!! What is this a restaurant?!!

From the owner: Dr. Matthias Bergmann ist teil des privatärztlichen Notdienstes Medlanes. Wir bieten erstklassige…read moreVersorgung 24 Stunden am Tag, bei Ihnen zu Hause, im Büro, Seniorenheim oder Hotel etc. Vereinbaren Sie einen Termin und Dr. Bergmann oder ein anderer Arzt aus unserem Netzwerk besucht Sie umgehend (oder wenn gewünscht zu einem späteren Termin) zu Hause. Der Service ist zuzahlungsfrei für Privatpatienten, Gesetzlich Versicherte können den Hausbesuchs-Service als Selbstzahler nutzen, dabei wird nach der Gebührenordnung für Ärzte (GOÄ) abgerechnet.

I walked in the clinic with no insurance (I have traveller's insurance, but as far as the clinic…read morecares I just pay and get a receipt). The ladies at the reception and Dr. Janßen were warm and professional, spoke great English and in less than 30 minutes my problem was solved. The price was reasonable and there's even a pharmacy at the ground level so I could get my prescription there. If you're a tourist and in need for medical care, I highly recommend this place!

Simply the best general doctor in Berlin in my opinion! He is a very kind and educated person, he…read morewill take the time you need to be listened to (quite rare virtue among doctors) and will advise you competently. He is English mother-tongue but also speaks fluent German. All of this creates a very good vibe, which is quite a difficult thing to get by a doctor in Berlin.

He actually deserves 10 stars. If you are unfortunate to be ill, he is the best damn doctor to see…read more Believe me, I have seen too many. As the others have said, he takes the time to help and not just push you through for another euro.

From the owner: Als Facharzt für Allgemeinmedizin und Hausarzt bin ich in Berlin-Mitte niedergelassen. In den…read moreSchwerpunkten Sportmedizin, Psychosomatik, Gesundheitsuntersuchungen und Ernährungsberatungen sind mein Team und ich, gern Ihr Ansprechpartner. Wir geben Ihnen gern einen kurzfristigen Termin.

The receptionist nurse and lab staff went above and beyond and were super kind to offer a needed…read moreservice for free. Thank you!!! (though... in the end they did not catch the problem I had, and months later my normal doctor detected what they missed) They also have an in house lab for any of your testing needs The offices are modern new and very clean.

I have been to this surgery a number of times and the care I have received has always been…read moreexcellent! The people at reception are great as well as the people in the laboratory. Dr. Bernhard Bieniek is very patient and explains what he's doing. I feel extremely comfortable with him. They specialise in Psychiatry/Neurology/Infectious Diseases (HIV and Hepatitis)/Diabetes Mellitus

I didn't really know what to expect while going to the doctor in Germany for the first time, but…read morethis gave me a really bad first impression. The first thing that I found pretty weird in this place was the smell, it has a super strong cigaret smoke smell as soon as you step into the apartment. The secretary was pretty nice with me but even if I was the only patient that day, the doctor only took me in approximatively half an hour after I arrived.. As I talked with the doctor, I told her I thought I had a flu, the thing is that she didn't even check anything on me except my throat, no temperature or anything, she just believed me when I said I think I had a flu, and gave me some antibiotics for it. Then I told her that I would have liked to have her opinion on some very strong belly pains that I experience for a while, I was just started when she told me she had no idea of what it could be.. I kept explaining a little bit, adding that after a few blood test I was found coeliac, to what she answered by rolling her eyes and added again that she didn't know, but that she could feel my stomach if I wanted, what she did, hurting me as hell (seriously it was painful during the whole day after, and it's definitely the first time that it does), she eventually gave me some "lacto bacillus", even tho I told her right before that I was intolerant to lactose.