Patients & Visitors
Stay

Are you about to have an inpatient stay at our hospital? The following lists are intended to help you pack your suitcase for your stay with us.
If you would like a ready-made checklist to tick off, we have prepared one for you. On this page you will find the links to the PDF files to download.
Checklists
Checklist for your inpatient hospital stay
Documents for admission
- Referral for hospital admission (Einweisungsschein) from your general practitioner or specialist
- Health insurance card of your statutory and/or private health insurer (eGK/Clinic Card)
- Identity card
- Proof of insurance, if you have supplementary hospital insurance
Documents for the doctor
- Documents from your general practitioner, such as previous findings, X-rays, laboratory results and/or list of diagnoses
- Medication schedule (if available)
- Insulin correction schedule for diabetes (if available)
- Pacemaker card (if available)
- Vaccination record (if available)
- Anticoagulant card (Marcumarpass) (if available)
- Allergy card (if available)
- X-ray record (if available)
- Organ donor card (if available)
- Advance directive (Patientenverfügung) (if available)
Personal care and toiletries
- Towels, flannels, shower gel
- Toothbrush, toothpaste and cup
- Dentures, denture container, cleaning agent
- Hand mirror
- Hairdryer
- Shampoo, comb, hairbrush
- Nail scissors, nail file
- Razor
- Creams, deodorant
Clothing
- Pyjamas, nightdresses
- Dressing gown
- Comfortable clothing
- Slippers and outdoor shoes, shoehorn
- Socks or stockings
- Underwear
- Clothes for going home
Other important items
- Glasses
- Hearing aid, including batteries
- Walking stick or other walking aids
- Compression stockings
- Alarm clock/watch
- Writing materials
- Personal list of addresses and telephone numbers
- Books, magazines
- Mobile phone
- Headphones
- Charging cable
- Laptop/tablet
- Small change
- Your own pillow, if you wish
- For people with diabetes: the insulin pen currently in use
- Special medicines
Checklist for your stay for the birth
Documents for admission
- Health insurance card of your statutory and/or private health insurer (eGK/Clinic Card)
- Identity card
- Proof of insurance, if you have supplementary hospital insurance
Documents for the midwives or doctors
- Maternity record (Mutterpass)
- Medicines and medication schedule (if available)
- Optionally, a birth plan (wishes/preferences)
- Vaccination record (if available)
- Allergy card (if available)
- X-ray record (if available)
Personal care and toiletries
- Towels, flannels, shower gel
- Toothbrush, toothpaste and cup
- Dentures, denture container, cleaning agent
- Hand mirror
- Hairdryer
- Shampoo, comb, hairbrush
- Nail scissors, nail file
- Razor
- Creams, deodorant
- Nursing pads
Clothing
- Pyjamas, nightdresses
- Nursing bras
- Dressing gown
- Comfortable clothing
- Slippers and outdoor shoes, shoehorn
- Socks or stockings
- Loose, comfortable underwear
- Clothes for going home (that fitted at around the 6th month of pregnancy)
Things for the baby
Only bring things for the journey home! During their stay with us, babies receive everything they need from the hospital.
- Romper/bodysuit
- Light hat
- Top
- Socks
- Jacket
- Infant car seat
For the delivery suite
- Lip balm
- Warm socks
- A small snack, for example a cereal bar
- Hair tie
- Massage oil, if desired
Other items
- Glasses
- Compression stockings
- Alarm clock/watch
- Writing materials
- Personal list of addresses and telephone numbers
- Books, magazines
- Mobile phone
- Headphones
- Charging cable
- Laptop/tablet
- Small change
- Your own pillow, if you wish
Please leave jewellery or other valuables that are important to you, larger sums of money or savings books at home. The Evangelisches Diakoniekrankenhaus cannot accept any liability for these.
More detailed information
Where to go in an emergency?
The right help – in three steps
Level 1 · Life-threatening
Emergency call 112
In a life-threatening situation, call the emergency doctor immediately.
Call 112Level 2 · Acute symptoms
Central Emergency Department
Open around the clock, on the ground floor with step-free access. Acutely life-threatening conditions are treated first.
0761 1301-2200Level 3 · Not life-threatening
Medical on-call service
On weekdays, your GP practice is the first point of contact. Outside surgery hours, call 116117 free of charge.
Call 116117


