New doctors for Bad Soden-Salmünster: A profit for health!

New doctors for Bad Soden-Salmünster: A profit for health!

In Bad Soden-Salmünster there is new hope for patients in the Main-Kinzig-Kreis. As of now, Tatjana Wiegand and Christopher Beren's part of the family doctor MKK team, a local group practice that works in several cities, including Schlicht, Bad Soden-Salmünster, Langenselbold and Schöneck. Both doctors have extensive experience and are motivated to improve health care in the region.

Wiegand has been part of the team since the beginning of October and is in five years of further training as a general practitioner. Before that, she worked in geriatrics in the Markus Hospital in Frankfurt for three years. Your focus will be in practice in Bad Soden-Salmünster in the next two years before you have to complete your training in another field.

The motivation of the new doctors

"For me, a great wish comes true," says Wiegand, who sees the opportunity to take on their patients holistically in the family practice. It emphasizes that practice is modern and up to date and that the exchange with other doctors in the community is invaluable for their professional development. Her roots are in the Kinzig Valley in the Black Forest, which creates a personal connection to your new environment for you.

Christopher Berens, who is already a specialist in general medicine, was also welcomed to the team. After study stays in Göttingen and Rostock as well as experiences in Bonn and Wiesbaden, he specifically looked for an activity in rural areas. "The concept of general practitioners MKK immediately convinced me. It is fun to work with such a competent team," says the 37-year-old, who also asked as a family man for support offers for daycare places. He is enthusiastic about teamwork and the help of help on the part of his employer.

his working hours divides Berens between Bad Soden-Salmünster and Langenselbold. With his and Wiegand's entry into practice, the number of doctors at general practitioners MKK increases to a total of 17th Ingo Roth, one of the shareholders of local practice, sees a "stroke of luck" in the new colleagues. He emphasizes that the reorganization of patients in Langenselbold and Bad Soden-Salmünster can further expand the supply in the Main-Kinzig district.