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Medical transport & insurance billing
Doctor's appointment, dialysis, chemotherapy, rehab or hospital discharge — we pick you up and bill your health insurer directly. All you need is a medical prescription (Muster 4).

Transport to chemotherapy at the oncological day clinic in Heidenheim

An infusion often takes four to six hours, and afterwards nobody likes to drive themselves. Brenz Taxi takes you to your oncology treatment at Klinikum Heidenheim, Schloßhaustraße 100, and picks you up again after the infusion – 17 minutes from Giengen, 11 from Herbrechtingen.

Brenz Taxi outside the medical centre in Kurze Straße, Heidenheim
Outside chemotherapy in Heidenheim, Kurze Straße 5.

The destination at a glance

FacilityOncological day clinic / outpatient unit at Klinikum Heidenheim
AddressSchloßhaustraße 100, 89522 Heidenheim an der Brenz
ScheduleDepending on the protocol, weekly, fortnightly or every three weeks
Time on siteBlood count, consultation, then the infusion – four to six hours is normal
Zweite Adresse in HeidenheimOncology specialist practice Dr. Petersen, haematology and internal oncology, Kurze Straße 5 – in the Ärztliches Dienstleistungszentrum, telephone 07321 3428-0
On the same siteRadiotherapy and dialysis, Schloßhaustraße 100

The trip there and back from one service

With chemotherapy it is not the drive that gets in the way, but the question of who takes you there and who picks you up again afterwards. Relatives take time off work, and a normal taxi is often no longer available after the appointment. We handle both – the trip there and the trip back from a single service.

  • We take you there and bring you back. When it is coming to an end, just message us on WhatsApp or give us a quick call – or the practice lets us know, usually about half an hour beforehand. We pick you up right on time.
  • Or we come back at the agreed time. That works too. You decide once how you prefer it.
  • Do not drive yourself after an infusion. Nausea and circulation trouble often set in only on the way home. That is precisely what the prescription is for.
  • As far as the reception desk, not just to the kerb. If you like, we come inside with you and sit with you until you are called.
  • A companion travels free of charge. We only need to know in advance who is coming along.
  • The same driver wherever possible. Over six months of treatment that is worth more than any glossy brochure.

Prescription, approval, co-payment

  • Prescription: Form Muster 4, issued for the whole series – not per trip. Your treating practice issues it.
  • Approval: Oncological chemotherapy counts as a high-frequency treatment, box 1d on the form. It requires approval, but insurers grant it as a matter of course for this indication. We obtain the approval for you.
  • Co-payment: 10 per cent of the fare, at least 5 and at most 10 euros per trip. Children under 18 pay nothing.
  • Co-payment exemption: With a long series of trips the annual cap is reached quickly. After that you pay nothing at all – applying to your insurer is almost always worth it.
  • Billing: directly with your health insurer. You pay nothing up front.
  • Accompanying appointments count too: Blood count check, port flush, follow-up consultation. These trips are part of the series – tell us about them too and they go into the same schedule.

General guidance, not a binding statement from your health insurer.

One tip from experience: appointments at the day clinic often shift because the blood count has to be right first. Call us as soon as you know – the same morning is fine. We rearrange the day; that is not a special case, it is routine.

What we drive – and what we do not

  • Seated passengers. A folding wheelchair and a rollator come along.
  • If you have to stay in your wheelchair, we arrange the trip through our partner firm – one call to us is enough.
  • We do not carry out stretcher transports or carry-chair transfers down stairs.
The emergency medical service is responsible for that: 0731 19222.

Driving time – from your town

Measured from the centre of town, without traffic. On the right you can see when we pull up: driving time plus ten minutes, rounded to the next five.

FromDistanceDriving timePick-up before the appointment
Heidenheim2.2 km4 min15 min
Herbrechtingen7.7 km11 min20 min
Steinheim am Albuch8.0 km11 min20 min
Nattheim10.9 km16 min25 min
Königsbronn12.5 km16 min25 min
Giengen an der Brenz12.8 km17 min25 min
Hermaringen15.8 km18 min30 min
Gerstetten14.8 km18 min30 min
Syrgenstein15.6 km22 min30 min
Bachhagel20.9 km23 min35 min
Sontheim an der Brenz21.8 km24 min35 min
Niederstotzingen24.8 km28 min40 min

Route figures without traffic, measured from the centre of town. From your front door it can be a few minutes more – we allow for that when we plan your appointment.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the trip from Giengen to chemotherapy in Heidenheim take?

About 17 minutes for 12.8 kilometres. We pull up at your door 25 minutes before your appointment.

How does the trip home after chemo work?

We take you to your appointment and pick you up again afterwards. When it is coming to an end, just message us on WhatsApp or give us a quick call – or the practice lets us know, usually about half an hour beforehand, and we are there right on time. If you prefer, we arrange a fixed return time in advance.

Does my health insurer pay for the trip to chemotherapy?

Yes. Oncological chemotherapy is a high-frequency treatment within the meaning of the German patient-transport directive. You need a Muster 4 form, and we obtain the approval for you.

My appointment was moved this morning. Is that a problem?

No. One call is enough. Changes because of the blood count are the rule, not the exception.

May my husband come along and stay the whole time?

Yes, free of charge. We only want to know in advance that he is coming along.

Where we drive

For every destination you will find the address, the driving time from your town and the rules on cost coverage. Your destination is not listed? We drive there all the same - just call us.

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Discuss your treatment appointments

Even if your blood count shifts the schedule – one call is enough.

Need a ride?
Available now: Giengen · 07322 / 9089692 Available now: Heidenheim · 07321 / 9247476