A new address is effective from Monday. This will ensure you do not arrive at the incorrect location.
A new address is effective from Monday. This will ensure you do not arrive at the incorrect location.
On 14 September, our second centre will open at Strozzigasse 10. Read here how to get there, which medical query belongs where, and what remains the same.
On 14 September, our second centre will open at Strozzigasse 10. Read here how to get there, which medical query belongs where, and what remains the same.
On Monday, 14 September 2026, the time has come: our second centre at Strozzigasse 10 will open. From this day on, Strozzigasse will be your first point of contact for all acute medical concerns in Josefstadt. Lammgasse 5 will remain in operation and will become an appointment-only practice.
To ensure you do not end up at the wrong door on the first day, we have summarised the most important information for your journey to us: directions, accessibility, and a simple rule to ensure you always get it right.
How do I get to Strozzigasse 10?
Strozzigasse is located in the heart of the 8th district and is only a few minutes' walk from Lammgasse. On foot, it takes approximately seven minutes to walk straight through the neighbourhood.
The new location is also easily accessible by public transport. Tram line 46 and bus 13A stop directly in front of the entrance. The U2 station Rathaus and the U3 station Volkstheater are just a few minutes' walk away. The easiest way to plan your route is via Wiener Linien [1].
Is the new location wheelchair-accessible?
Yes. The entire location is fully wheelchair-accessible. You can access all areas with a wheelchair, walking frame, or pram. If you require assistance or have questions regarding your arrival, please give us a brief call beforehand.
What remains at Lammgasse?
Lammgasse 5 remains our location for pre-booked appointments. This is where your scheduled examinations, follow-ups, and consultations take place, in a quiet environment and without interruption from acute cases. This is precisely why we have separated the two locations: scheduled medicine at Lammgasse, rapid assistance without an appointment at Strozzigasse.
Which location should I visit for my needs?
From 14 September, a simple division applies:
Registration: Strozzigasse 10
Acute symptoms: Strozzigasse 10
Prescriptions and referrals: Strozzigasse 10
Medical reports: Strozzigasse 10
Scheduled appointments: Lammgasse 5
The rule of thumb is: if you do not have an appointment, go to Strozzigasse. If you have an appointment, the address on your appointment confirmation applies.
How do I get to Strozzigasse 10?
Strozzigasse is located in the heart of the 8th district and is only a few minutes' walk from Lammgasse. On foot, it takes approximately seven minutes to walk straight through the neighbourhood.
The new location is also easily accessible by public transport. Tram line 46 and bus 13A stop directly in front of the entrance. The U2 station Rathaus and the U3 station Volkstheater are just a few minutes' walk away. The easiest way to plan your route is via Wiener Linien [1].
Is the new location wheelchair-accessible?
Yes. The entire location is fully wheelchair-accessible. You can access all areas with a wheelchair, walking frame, or pram. If you require assistance or have questions regarding your arrival, please give us a brief call beforehand.
What remains at Lammgasse?
Lammgasse 5 remains our location for pre-booked appointments. This is where your scheduled examinations, follow-ups, and consultations take place, in a quiet environment and without interruption from acute cases. This is precisely why we have separated the two locations: scheduled medicine at Lammgasse, rapid assistance without an appointment at Strozzigasse.
Which location should I visit for my needs?
From 14 September, a simple division applies:
Registration: Strozzigasse 10
Acute symptoms: Strozzigasse 10
Prescriptions and referrals: Strozzigasse 10
Medical reports: Strozzigasse 10
Scheduled appointments: Lammgasse 5
The rule of thumb is: if you do not have an appointment, go to Strozzigasse. If you have an appointment, the address on your appointment confirmation applies.
‘Without an appointment, proceed to Strozzigasse. With an appointment, the details on your confirmation apply.’
‘Without an appointment, proceed to Strozzigasse. With an appointment, the details on your confirmation apply.’
‘Without an appointment, proceed to Strozzigasse. With an appointment, the details on your confirmation apply.’
What does this mean for you?
Three things to remember:
No appointment? Strozzigasse. There, we take care of all short-term medical concerns that arise.
Appointment at Lammgasse? Remains. Whatever is written on your appointment confirmation applies. If anything changes, we will contact you beforehand.
The same team. The same faces at the reception, the same physicians, just with more space.
And one request for the start: new rooms, new pathways, new procedures. During the first few days, reception may take longer than usual. We are doing our best to ensure everything settles in quickly. Thank you for your patience.
An overview of our services can be found under Services, and contact details and directions under Appointments & Contact.
Do I need an appointment for Strozzigasse?
No. For acute complaints, prescriptions, referrals, and medical reports, you can come to Strozzigasse 10 without a prior appointment. Please bring your e-card with you, as always.
What happens to my appointment at Lammgasse?
It remains scheduled. The address on your appointment confirmation is valid. If the location changes, we will contact you personally beforehand.
How far apart are the two locations?
About a seven-minute walk. Both are located in Josefstadt in the 8th district, Lammgasse 5 and Strozzigasse 10.
Can I also get vaccinated at Strozzigasse?
Yes. You do not need an appointment for this either. You can see which vaccines we offer and what they cost on our vaccination page.
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Image credits: Photos by Roman Suslov and Joshi Milestoner on Unsplash.
What does this mean for you?
Three things to remember:
No appointment? Strozzigasse. There, we take care of all short-term medical concerns that arise.
Appointment at Lammgasse? Remains. Whatever is written on your appointment confirmation applies. If anything changes, we will contact you beforehand.
The same team. The same faces at the reception, the same physicians, just with more space.
And one request for the start: new rooms, new pathways, new procedures. During the first few days, reception may take longer than usual. We are doing our best to ensure everything settles in quickly. Thank you for your patience.
An overview of our services can be found under Services, and contact details and directions under Appointments & Contact.
Do I need an appointment for Strozzigasse?
No. For acute complaints, prescriptions, referrals, and medical reports, you can come to Strozzigasse 10 without a prior appointment. Please bring your e-card with you, as always.
What happens to my appointment at Lammgasse?
It remains scheduled. The address on your appointment confirmation is valid. If the location changes, we will contact you personally beforehand.
How far apart are the two locations?
About a seven-minute walk. Both are located in Josefstadt in the 8th district, Lammgasse 5 and Strozzigasse 10.
Can I also get vaccinated at Strozzigasse?
Yes. You do not need an appointment for this either. You can see which vaccines we offer and what they cost on our vaccination page.
Sources
Image credits: Photos by Roman Suslov and Joshi Milestoner on Unsplash.
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