Rent a surgery room in Frankfurt

For outpatient procedures, a special procedure room instead of an operating room, in which a variety of operations is possible, may often be sufficient.
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Treatment room in Eterno Space — optimal care

Full equipment for various procedures, including operating tables, electrosurgical equipment, and vital signs monitor. Rent the room and benefit from full service for optimal patient care.

Intervention room (class II)

A class II treatment room certified by GKV and PKV is available for outpatient operations when renting an operating room.

Receiving

In the reception area, our team will send your patients' check-in. A separate waiting area in front of the treatment room is provided.

Waiting room

Your patients and their relatives can stay in our extensive waiting area, including a Healthy Cafe.

Fully digital docuspace

The fully digital, hygienic documentation station in the treatment room enables efficient documentation, communication with the reception team and patient consultation via our digital system.

Rent an operating room — these procedures are possible

The term “procedure” usually refers to surgical measures which, in contrast to operations, have only a low risk of wound infections. In a procedure room, invasive procedures or operations with a low risk of wound infection in various fields can be performed, such as:

Plastic Aesthetic Surgery & Dermatology

Opening a deep-seated abscess
excision of dermal and epifascial tumours, skin changes (e.g. lipoma, nevus, lymph nodes)
Small aesthetic plastic procedures such as eyelid lift, thread lift, etc.
Phlebological varices surgery using endoluminal technique

Urology

transurethral procedures

Proctology

sphincterotomy
excision of hemorrhoidal nodes
Surgical treatment of fissures, including excision (not treatment of an intersphinctory or transphinctory fistula)

Gynecology

Excision of epifascial lymph nodes (not subfascial)
Mamma-PE and -stanzbiobsieSmall invasive vulva/vagina/cervix procedures
Diagnostic and operative hysteroscopes, including termination of miscarriages
Abortion (medicamentous and surgical) suturing cervical cracks

Orthopedics & surgery

removal of osteosynthetic material from a small tubular bone (wires only)
Neurolysis in carpal tunnel syndrome (not nerve translocation and reembedding) stereotactic thermocoagulation of the gasseri ganglion
denervation of small vertebral joints, per movement segment
Opening an osseous tendon sheath panaritiumSurgical treatment of a ganglion on a wrist, foot or finger joint
Extirpation of a tumor of the soft tissues of the fingers or toes, including mucoid cyst
tenosynovitis of the flexor and extensor tendon (not wrist tenosynovitis)
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This is how doctors use Eterno's surgery rooms

Renting an operating room can help doctors and practices in many ways. With an additional surgery room, doctors or practices can expand their range of services, create additional capacities or use a cost-effective alternative.

Expanding the range of services

If you currently lack space for outpatient procedures, you can expand your range of services by renting an operating room without having to make a large investment.

Reaching patients in Hamburg

If you work outside the city but would also like to offer your services in Hamburg, you can rent an operating room from Eterno and offer outpatient procedures without a permanent establishment.

Expanding capacities

Do you already have rooms for outpatient procedures but need additional capacity? Even then, renting an operating room is a sensible and cost-effective option.

Use a cost-effective alternative

Are you currently operating in an outpatient surgical center (AOZ) and would like to perform minor procedures more cost-effectively? In this case, renting an operating room is an attractive alternative.

Price overview

You can rent your operating room flexibly by the hour from Eterno. After the first hour, the procedure room is calculated every 30 minutes.
Trusted by over 50 doctors in Germany
Rent a surgery room
150€ /hour excl. tax
After the first full hour 75€/30 minutes
Fully equipped surgery room
Regular deep cleaning
Fully digital and hygienic docuspace
Reception, waiting area & more
Patient reception and patient call-up system
FAQ

Perhaps we can already answer your questions about renting an operating room?

In Category II treatment rooms, invasive procedures or operations with a low risk of wound infection can be performed. It is the user's responsibility to only carry out such interventions that meet these criteria. For orientation purposes, the List of the Bavarian Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians. Surgeries and procedures are divided into 3 categories here. Based on the list, operational interventions of

  • Category A (operations) in a surgical tract,
  • Category B (invasive procedures or operations with low risk of wound infection) in a treatment room
  • Category C (invasive measures or operations with an even lower risk of wound infection) in an examination and/or practice treatment room

Category B and C operations can therefore be carried out in a class II intervention room.

If multiple materials are to be sterilized, this must be done by the user independently or via an external service provider outside the Eterno location. Limited quantities of earthenware can be stored at the Eterno location.

Users are free to bring the special equipment required for the procedures themselves after consultation. Eterno assumes no liability, maintenance, etc., for devices or medical devices that you have brought in yourself.

Lockable storage space is available for storing consumables. Larger quantities can only be stored after consultation.

A disposal room is available where users deposit their waste. Waste is separated in accordance with the hygiene plan. The waste is disposed of by the cleaning company every working day.

Eterno ensures regular basic cleaning by a certified specialist cleaning company once a day, which meets the applicable hygienic requirements for a treatment room and covers the associated costs. Between procedures, the user is responsible for cleaning and disinfecting. For this purpose, the user is granted access to the cleaning room.

When renting an operating room, there are shared hygiene responsibilities between Eterno and the user.

Eterno takes over the general hygiene organization in Eterno Space and has drawn up a “general hygiene plan” for this purpose. In this context, Eterno ensures that the treatment room is thoroughly cleaned on a daily basis, which meets the applicable hygienic requirements. Eterno bears the costs. In addition to the general hygiene plan, Eterno has set up a separate hygiene plan for the treatment room infrastructure.

During use and when carrying out procedures in the treatment room, the user is responsible for ensuring the hygienic standards required for the procedure. This means that the user must clean and disinfect the room, the instruments, etc. on their own responsibility or must have this done by personnel subject to instructions. When renting an operating room, the user is explicitly responsible for pre-, intra- and post-operative hygiene. Eterno does not monitor the user and personnel subject to instructions.

When renting an OP, the user acknowledges these responsibilities and undertakes to act accordingly.

Yes, the procedure room is certified for PKV and GKV patients. In order to bill benefits for GKV patients, an application must be submitted in advance to the responsible Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians. We will be happy to provide you with the confirmation required for the application from the outpatient operating room operator.

The following procedures are to be regarded as operations and must therefore not be carried out in a control room:

  • procedures involving penetration into a primarily sterile body cavity
  • Procedures involving penetration of soft or hard tissue under a fascia and at least one manipulation in the sense of tissue excision and/or suture or insertion of foreign material
  • procedures involving large wound areas in anatomical compartments without fascia
  • procedures involving the insertion of foreign material into sterile compartments or tissue (e.g. breast implants)
  • Procedures that lead to particularly serious complications (in particular post-operative risk of infection), e.g. intraocular operations such as cataract surgery
  • procedures with long duration (> 2 h)
  • procedures in bradytrophic tissues, e.g. tendons