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Dr. Miethaner closes practice: MVZ Mühldorf ensures orthopedic care!
Dr. After 30 years, Ernst Miethaner closes his orthopedic practice in Mühldorf and becomes part of the MVZ InnKlinikum.
Dr. Miethaner closes practice: MVZ Mühldorf ensures orthopedic care!
There is news from Mühldorf! Dr. Ernst Miethaner, a well-known orthopedist and sports medicine specialist, has made an important decision after 30 successful years in his own practice: He is joining the “InnKlinikum” Medical Care Center (MVZ). That reports innsalzach24. This measure not only benefits Dr. Miethaner, but also numerous advantages for the patients.
By taking this step, Dr. Renters benefit from a lower workload. The elimination of administrative tasks and the absence of financial risks make the transition easier. This is particularly important because integration into the MVZ guarantees the continued existence of orthopedic care in the city center of Mühldorf.
MVZs in the district
In the district there are a total of seven “InnKlinikum” MVZs in Mühldorf, Waldkraiburg, Haag and Schwindegg, as well as two in Altötting and one in Burghausen. Dr. Wolfgang Richter, managing director of the MVZs, emphasizes that these facilities are crucial in the fight against the shortage of doctors in the region. They offer younger doctors in particular attractive working conditions, such as flexible working hours and less administrative work, which makes it easier to recruit new specialists.
For MVZ patients, this means close integration between outpatient and inpatient care. The ability to return hospitalized patients to outpatient care more quickly is a key advantage. However, Richter cautions that some patients may find large institutions less personal.
What is left for the patients?
For the patients of Dr. Miethaner says nothing will change for the time being. The doctor plans to continue working in the current practice rooms. A younger colleague may even be trained in the practice to ensure long-term medical care.
The MVZ offers a variety of treatment options. This includes the treatment of acute and chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system, acupuncture, arthrosis therapy, chiropractic therapy and special offers in pediatric orthopedics. What is particularly noteworthy is that patients who suffer from chronic pain have the opportunity to receive acupuncture treatments free of charge.
In summary, this is a further development process for orthopedic care in Mühldorf, which not only Dr. Miethaner, but also his patients. Medicine is changing and a good hand has been demonstrated with these new structures in the countryside. Further information about the services offered by the MVZ can be found on the website InnKlinikums.