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MOTUSPrivatpraxis

Contact

Contact and practice

The practice is on the ground floor of a corner building in the Innere Neustadt, five minutes from the Albertplatz. The telephone is not answered during appointments; leave a message or write, and we come back to you the same working day.

Address

Motus Privatpraxis
Hoyerswerdaer Straße 14
01099 Dresden

Telephone

+49 351 8107460

Email

praxis@motus-privatpraxis.de

Opening hours

Monday – Thursday
08:00 – 18:00
Friday
08:00 – 14:00
Break
12:00 – 13:00
Saturday, Sunday
closed

Appointments only. There is no waiting room and no walk-in hour.

Write to us

A message, not an appointment

This form is for questions about fees, reimbursement, home visits or video appointments. To arrange an hour, use the calendar on the home page.

Please do not send detailed health information through this form. It reaches us by email, which we cannot encrypt end to end.

The practice

Three photographs, no staging

  • The step-free navy entrance door of the practice standing open onto the pavement of the Hoyerswerdaer Strasse.

    The entrance, level with the pavement.

  • The treatment table with folded grey linen and a rolled bolster on the oak floor, beside a low brass lamp.

    The table, the linen, the lamp.

  • The tall window of the treatment room with a half-drawn linen curtain and light falling across the oak floor.

    The window, at about four in the afternoon.

Getting here

Tram, bicycle, car

Tram and bus
Albertplatz, five minutes on foot: tram lines 3, 6, 7, 8, 11 and the night buses. From the Hauptbahnhof, line 3 or 8 takes about twelve minutes.
Bicycle
Two stands directly beside the entrance, under the arch and out of the rain. The Elbe cycle path is four minutes away.
Car
The street is a residents' parking zone (Bewohnerparken) with very few visitor spaces; please do not plan on finding one. The Parkhaus Neustädter Markt is a five-minute walk and costs about €1.50 an hour.

Map

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Hoyerswerdaer Strasse 14, corner of Bautzner Strasse · 01099 Dresden

Access

Accessibility, described honestly

The building is from 1903 and not everything about it is accessible. What is true:

  • The entrance from the Hoyerswerdaer Strasse is step-free: the threshold is flush with the pavement and the door is 92 cm wide.

  • The practice and the treatment room are on the ground floor. There are no steps anywhere inside.

  • The treatment table is height-adjustable and can be lowered to 47 cm for transfers.

  • The WC is not wheelchair-accessible: the door is 78 cm wide and there is no lateral transfer space. We are sorry — the building does not allow us to change this.

  • There is no induction loop. The room is quiet and we are happy to speak facing you; please tell us at booking if that helps.

  • A companion, an assistance dog or an interpreter is welcome and costs nothing extra. We do not sign.

  • If stairs, transfers or travel are the obstacle, a home visit is often the better answer.

Medical disclaimer

What this website is not

The information on this website is general and describes how we work. It is not a diagnosis, not a treatment recommendation for your particular case, and no substitute for examination by a doctor or a physiotherapist. Physiotherapists in Germany do not diagnose medical conditions. We make no promise about the outcome of treatment; what an hour can achieve depends on the finding, on the tissue and on the person.

In an emergency — sudden severe pain, loss of strength or sensation, chest pain, or after a serious fall — call 112 or the medical on-call service on 116 117. Do not wait for a physiotherapy appointment.