Welcome, dear parents-to-be
The birth of a child is both an adventure and a challenge. We are delighted to be able to accompany you through this special time in our maternity clinic.
At the Dr Geisenhofer Women's Clinic, we welcome around 2,000 babies in the world, giving us a leading position in Munich - and Germany. The safety, security and well-being of mother and child are our top priority.
Your benefits at a glance
Safety and a sense of security are not mutually exclusive — at our women’s clinic, you get both. Among the special features of our clinic are:
- ~ 2,000 births a year
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with paediatricians and nursing staff — on site 24/7
- Level 3 Perinatal Centre of Excellence: Neonatology, antenatal medicine and obstetrics under one roof
- Childbirth with or without Attending physician — You decide who accompanies you
- Midwives on a contract basis, who will personally support you throughout the entire birth
- Comfortable Family room and single and twin rooms with high-quality facilities (subject to availability)
- A unique location on the English Garden — bright rooms with views of the countryside, acclaimed in-house cuisine, historic surroundings
- Personalised pension provision and Prenatal diagnostics for women with high-risk pregnancies
- External turn in the case of a breech presentation
- Vaginal delivery in the case of Breech presentation
- Vaginal delivery of Twins
- Personal advice on all matters relating to pregnancy and childbirth
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Safe maternity care — round the clock
A birth rarely goes according to plan. That is precisely why our hospital has midwives, gynaecologists, anaesthetists and paediatricians on site round the clock. Our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and the maternity ward are on the same floor as the delivery theatres, so that mother and baby can be cared for at any time without any delay.
Whether it’s a spontaneous vaginal birth, a caesarean section or a delivery with an epidural — our delivery theatre team will always support you with calm, experience and genuine empathy. The gynaecology department at the Dr Geisenhofer Women’s Clinic is committed to providing the highest standard of care, with equal attention paid to both mother and baby.
Find out more about giving birth at our clinic
An overview of our services for expectant parents
The Obstetrics Department at the Dr Geisenhofer Women’s Clinic is one of the key areas of focus at our hospital — and involves far more than just the delivery room. We support you from pregnancy right through to the postnatal period with a dedicated team of specialists, midwives and nursing staff who are fully focused on your care.
Registration for Childbirth
Registering for childbirth at our clinic is straightforward. You can find all the information you need about the required documents, the process and the next steps on our information page.
pregnancy open evenings
Get to know us before you make your decision. At our monthly information evenings We’ll show you around our facilities, introduce you to the delivery room team and answer any questions you may have about obstetrics. Our information evenings are purely for information purposes and are not a prerequisite for registering with us.
All the dates for the information evenings
Midwife consultation
Our registered midwives offer personalised consultations — for any questions you may have about pregnancy, childbirth and the early days with your baby. One-to-one, in a relaxed atmosphere, with no time pressure.
After the birth
The postnatal period is a time when you deserve rest and support. Our team will continue to support you after the birth — with breastfeeding advice, daily check-ups for your newborn and attentive care on our postnatal ward. Visits from family and partners are welcome daily from 9 am to 5 pm. To ensure you can rest as much as possible, only one visitor is permitted in the room per patient. For longer conversations, our cafeteria with its terrace and the hospital garden are available.
More about the postnatal period
Postpartum depression
Not every mother feels happy straight away after giving birth — and that’s not a sign of weakness. We provide open and honest information about postnatal depression and help you find the right places to turn to in Munich.
→ Information on postnatal depression
Baby photography
The first few hours and days with your baby are a truly special time. With our baby photography service, you can capture these special moments forever.
Courses and antenatal classes in Munich
Our co-operation partner in this area is the FABI Munich. Here you’ll find a wide range of courses, talks and personalised consultations before and after the birth. female patients You can find the Dr Geisenhofer Women’s Clinic here Priority places on all the courses listed.
We are delighted about this partnership and to have FABI Munich as a partner at our side, a company that can draw on many years of experience and expertise in this field.
Our specialists — doctors of medicine and obstetricians
Our doctors
Frequently asked questions about giving birth at the Dr Geisenhofer Women’s Clinic
How many births take place at the Geisenhofer Clinic each year?
Every year, we welcome around 2,000 babies to our maternity hospital.
At what week of pregnancy should I register?
We recommend that you register between 23rd and 30th weeks of pregnancy to carry out. You can find further details on our Registration page.
How much does it cost to give birth at the Dr Geisenhofer Maternity Clinic?
The costs of the birth will be covered by your statutory or private health insurance. Depending on availability, there may be additional charges for optional services such as a family room or a single room. Please feel free to contact us directly. You can find details of the optional services here.
Can my partner be present at the birth?
Yes — we welcome expectant mothers bringing a support person of their choice with them to the birth.
What is the difference between obstetrics and gynaecology?
Obstetrics covers pregnancy, childbirth and the postnatal period. Gynaecology (women’s health) also encompasses the full range of women’s healthcare — from preventive care to surgical treatment. At our women’s clinic, these two specialist departments work closely together to ensure you receive seamless care.
→ All questions and answers in the FAQ
Information material / Downloads
Be well prepared for the birth: download our checklist for your hospital bag and find out what you should pack for the big day.
Clinic bag checklistHow to contact us
The Dr Geisenhofer Women’s Clinic is situated right next to the English Garden in the heart of Munich — easily accessible by public transport and by free parking spaces on Hirschauer Straße in the immediate vicinity. Women in labour can, of course, be accompanied to the entrance.












