Acute or recurring pain
Pain or other symptoms involving the back, shoulder, knee, hand, or other joints that warrant specialist evaluation.
Private Orthopedic Care · Berlin-Zehlendorf
Private Orthopedic Care in Berlin-Zehlendorf
Thorough evaluation. Clear answers. Focused treatment.
For privately insured patients, civil servants eligible for Beihilfe, and self-pay patients: specialist orthopedic evaluation, physician-coordinated diagnostics, and personalized treatment planning. You do not need an established diagnosis or prior imaging before your first visit.
4.9/5 · 56 Google reviews
More than 30 years of experience
New patients welcome
Saturday appointments
- Short-notice appointments when available
- MRI or X-ray only when medically indicated
- Personal review of your results
- Conservative, interventional, or surgical treatment options
Online booking is available for new patients. Current openings are shown directly in Doctolib.
When a specialist visit may be helpful
Have orthopedic symptoms evaluated by a specialist
Your first visit begins with a medical history and clinical examination. From there, we determine whether further diagnostics are appropriate and what the most suitable next step is.
Unexplained symptoms
When no clear explanation has been found so far, or when imaging findings and symptoms do not seem to match.
Determine whether MRI or X-ray is needed
When you need to determine whether imaging is necessary and which study is most appropriate for the specific clinical question.
Review existing imaging and reports
Existing MRI, X-ray, or other findings are reviewed in the context of your symptoms and clinical examination.
Second opinion before surgery
An independent specialist assessment before surgery or another invasive treatment.
Private insurance, Beihilfe & self-pay
Patients with German statutory health insurance may also use the private consultation service on a self-pay basis.
Your care pathway
From the first consultation to a well-founded treatment decision
Every diagnostic step follows a specific medical question—not the other way around.
Consultation & examination
We review your symptoms, their course, and previous treatment, followed by a clinical examination.
Diagnostic decision
We determine whether additional diagnostics are needed and which method is most appropriate.
Imaging when indicated
MRI, X-ray, or other studies are coordinated when medically necessary.
Results & treatment
Results are explained clearly and incorporated into an individualized treatment plan.
Our medical approach
The clinical examination guides which diagnostics will actually be useful
An MRI can be extremely helpful—especially when the clinical examination first establishes what the imaging needs to answer. That is why care begins with a specialist assessment. A single imaging finding should not, by itself, determine whether surgery or another invasive procedure is appropriate.
- No prerequisite: Existing imaging is not required for your first visit.
- Focused diagnostics: The type and extent of testing are based on the examination and the specific clinical question.
- Personal interpretation: Imaging and test results are considered together with your symptoms and clinical findings.
- Treatment decision: Conservative, interventional, and surgical options are explained clearly and in context.
Direct Answers
Common questions before your first orthopedic appointment
Straightforward answers to questions patients often have before their first visit.
Do I need an MRI or X-ray before my first appointment?
No. Existing imaging is not required. The first step is a specialist examination, which helps determine whether additional imaging or testing is medically appropriate.
Can the practice order or arrange an MRI or X-ray?
Yes, when the examination and clinical question support a medical indication. The appropriate imaging can then be coordinated, and the results are reviewed with you afterward.
Can I have an existing MRI or X-ray report reviewed?
Yes. Existing imaging and reports can be reviewed during your visit together with your symptoms and clinical examination findings.
Can I book an appointment if I have German statutory health insurance?
Yes. Patients with German statutory health insurance may use the private consultation service on a self-pay basis. Regular practice care and the dedicated private consultation service are separate services.
Does Bonedoctor accept new patients?
Yes. New patients can book online. Current appointment availability is shown directly in the Doctolib booking calendar.
Are Saturday appointments available?
Yes. Saturday appointments are also offered. Available Saturday times are shown in the booking calendar when openings are available.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
If available, please bring relevant prior reports, physician letters, and imaging. You do not need to arrange imaging on your own before the appointment.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
Availability varies. Open appointments—including short-notice openings—are displayed directly in Doctolib. For acute or time-sensitive concerns, please call the private practice line.
Our physicians
Specialist Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery Care in Berlin-Zehlendorf
Qualifications and professional backgrounds are documented transparently on each physician’s biography page.
Christian Rose
Orthopedic Specialist
Manual medicine · Manual medicine for children · Diploma in medical osteopathy.
Extensive clinical experience in orthopedics, trauma surgery, spine surgery, and hand surgery; in private orthopedic practice in Berlin since 2001.
Biography: Christian Rose →Baharak Djohar
Specialist in Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery
Manual medicine · Manual medicine for children · Diploma in medical osteopathy.
With the orthopedic and trauma surgery practice since 2010, with a clinical focus on manual medicine and medical osteopathy.
Biography: Baharak Djohar →
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- no diagnosis is required
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Contact & Directions
Bonedoctor in Berlin-Zehlendorf
Direct Contact
Private consultations / self-pay:
030 811 15 99
Reception:
030 811 81 01
Email:
willkommen@bonedoctor.de
Address:
Clayallee 175 · 14195 Berlin-Zehlendorf
Public transit / access:
U3 Oskar-Helene-Heim · 1st floor with elevator access
Office Hours
Monday08:00–17:00
Tuesday08:00–15:00
Wednesday08:00–17:00
Thursday08:00–15:00
Friday08:00–15:00
Saturday08:30–12:00
Last verified: August 14, 2026. Please update office hours on the website, Doctolib, and Google Business Profile at the same time whenever they change.
Choose an Available Orthopedic Appointment
Available appointments for new and returning patients are shown directly in the Doctolib calendar. For acute or time-sensitive concerns, please call the private practice line.