About the practice
Medicine that takes its time
A family practice in Hofheim am Taunus where clinical experience from university medicine meets personal care.
My path in medicine
My medical career began at Ondokuz Mayıs University (OMÜ) in Türkiye. After specialist training and a doctorate I worked for many years at university hospitals, most recently as a senior physician and associate professor in Ankara. My professional posts also included work at the Turkish Ministry of Health.
Alongside clinical work, research and teaching were a fixed part of my working life. During that time I published more than 80 scientific papers and supervised medical students and doctors in specialist training.
Since 2020 I have continued my career in Germany. I first worked in internal medicine and infectious diseases at Frankfurt University Hospital, then at the Varisano hospital in Hofheim am Taunus, at St Vincenz hospital and at a family practice in Königstein.
In Germany I obtained specialist recognition in family medicine and internal medicine as well as the additional qualification in infectious diseases. Today I bring this clinical, outpatient and scientific experience together in my work as a family doctor in Hofheim am Taunus.
What this practice stands for
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Listening before treating
A good diagnosis starts with a conversation that does not end after five minutes.
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Explaining clearly
You should know what is happening to you and why — without the jargon.
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Thorough rather than quick
Diagnostics on site saves detours and gets you to the right treatment sooner.
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In your language
Consultations in German and Turkish — understanding your own health should not fail on language.
Our practice team
At reception, for blood samples, ECGs and organisation: for most patients the team is the first and most frequent point of contact.
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Stefanie Deister
Medical assistant (MFA)
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Enta Osman
Medical assistant (MFA)
Press
What has been written about the practice.
Make an appointment
Book online at any time of day or call us during opening hours. For anything that is not urgent, a message is enough.