Klinik Windach

What Klinik Windach does

Klinik Windach is a German psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy clinic founded in 1976 as the first behaviorally-oriented (verhaltenstherapeutisch orientierte) psychosomatic clinic in Germany. The clinic operates as an acute care hospital under §108 SGB V, treating adult patients with psychosomatic and mental health conditions including anxiety disorders, burnout, depression, eating disorders, personality disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, chronic pain disorders, PTSD, and grief. Its therapeutic program is anchored in behavioral therapy as the central treatment method, supplemented by psychodynamic approaches, and complemented by a broad care portfolio spanning individual therapy, group therapy, a two-therapist co-therapy model, medical treatment, sports/physiotherapy, body psychotherapy, art therapy, social therapy, nutritional counseling with organic-certified food, and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). A dedicated two-therapist co-therapy model and TMS are positioned as distinctive clinical methods.

The clinic generates revenue primarily through the PEPP (Diagnosis Related Groups for psychiatry and psychosomatics) reimbursement system under Germany's statutory health insurance framework, with additional streams from private insurance, self-payers, and optional Wahlleistungen (single/double room upgrades, private physician services). The standard statutory co-payment is up to 28 days per calendar year, and self-payers are required to pay 10 days in advance. Go-to-market is sales-led and referral-driven: patients are admitted via physician referrals (Krankeneinweisung), supported by a dedicated referrer portal (Fachportal), monthly information evenings, online/phone registration, and limited consumer-facing digital marketing.

The clinic operates from a headquarters in Windach, Bavaria (Schützenstraße 100), with an additional Munich day clinic (Tagesklinik Westend, Westendstraße 185) and a wholly-owned outpatient psychotherapy subsidiary (MVZ Psychotherapie Westend). It is a member of the Oberberg Group, a network of specialized psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics in Germany, and maintains a long-standing training partnership with Ausbildungsverbund VFKV for behavioral therapy workforce development. The clinic has treated over 35,000 patients from Munich and the German-speaking region since founding (as of summer 2019), holds TÜV quality management certification (2022), and has received EU funding for digitalization projects.

Name

Klinik Windach

Legal name

Psychosomatische Klinik GmbH & Co Windach / Ammersee KG

Website

https://klinik-windach.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1976

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Klinik Windach is a German acute care psychosomatic clinic (founded 1976) treating adult patients with mental health and psychosomatic disorders via behavioral therapy, billed primarily under the PEPP statutory insurance system. It operates from Windach and Munich as part of the Oberberg Group network.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Windach

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Acute Hospital Services (SGB V): The clinic operates as an acute care hospital under Section 108 SGB V, treating patients with psychosomatic and psychotherapeutic conditions. Revenue is generated through the PEPP (Diagnosis Related Groups for psychiatry and psychosomatics) reimbursement system, billed according to statutory requirements. Patients with statutory insurance are covered, with co-payment of up to 28 days per calendar year. Private patients and self-payers are billed directly or through private insurance companies.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Klinik Windach is an acute care psychosomatic hospital (§108 SGB V) providing inpatient and partial-inpatient treatment for adults with psychosomatic and mental health conditions. The clinic offers a comprehensive, integrated therapy program centered on behavioral therapy (Verhaltenstherapie), including individual therapy, group therapy, co-therapy, medical treatment, sports/physiotherapy, body psychotherapy, art therapy, social therapy, nutritional counseling, and transcranial magnetic stimulation, supported by a satellite day clinic (Tagesklinik Westend) in Munich.

Product overview

Klinik Windach is a psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy clinic offering a comprehensive, integrated treatment program centered on behavioral therapy as the primary treatment method. The clinic operates as an acute hospital under §108 SGB V, not a rehabilitation facility. Its therapeutic portfolio includes core services such as individual therapy, group therapy, and co-therapy, complemented by supportive therapies including sports/physiotherapy, body psychotherapy, art therapy, and social therapy. Specialized treatments include transcranial magnetic stimulation. The clinic also operates the Tagesklinik Westend day clinic in Munich and offers a private outpatient clinic (Privatambulanz). Treatment focuses on conditions including anxiety disorders, burnout, depression, eating disorders, personality disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorders. Founded in 1976 as Germany's first behaviorally-oriented psychosomatic clinic, the facility has treated over 35,000 patients from Munich and the German-speaking region.

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Products and services

• Einzeltherapie (Individual Therapy) One-on-one psychotherapy sessions tailored to individual patient needs, forming the cornerstone of treatment at the clinic. For adult inpatients and day-clinic patients with psychosomatic conditions.
• Gruppentherapie (Group Therapy) Therapeutic sessions conducted in group settings, allowing patients to share experiences and learn from others facing similar challenges. For adult patients in the inpatient psychosomatic program.
• Co-Therapie (Co-Therapy) Treatment approach involving two therapists working together with patients, providing enhanced therapeutic support and perspectives. For adult inpatients with psychosomatic conditions.
• Medizinische Behandlung (Medical Treatment) Medical care including pharmacological treatment and somatic assessments as part of the integrated psychosomatic treatment approach. For adult inpatients requiring medication management alongside psychotherapy.
• Sport- und Physiotherapie (Sports and Physiotherapy) Physical therapy and exercise-based treatments supporting mental health recovery through body-mind connection. For adult inpatients as part of the integrated psychosomatic program.
• Körperpsychotherapie (Body Psychotherapy) Therapeutic approach integrating bodily awareness and physical experiences to address psychological issues. For adult inpatients as part of the integrated psychosomatic program.
• Kunsttherapie (Art Therapy) Therapeutic use of artistic expression to help patients explore emotions, process trauma, and develop self-awareness. For adult inpatients as part of the integrated psychosomatic program.
• Sozialtherapie (Social Therapy) Therapeutic support focused on social skills, community reintegration, and addressing social factors affecting mental health. For adult inpatients as part of the integrated psychosomatic program.
• Ernährungsberatung und Lehrküche (Nutritional Counseling and Teaching Kitchen) Dietary guidance and practical cooking instruction supporting recovery through nutrition, with organic food certified since September 2015. For adult inpatients and patients with eating disorders.
• Transkranielle Magnetstimulation (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) Non-invasive brain stimulation technique used as an innovative treatment option for certain mental health conditions. For adult inpatients with depression and other conditions where neuromodulation is appropriate.
• Privatambulanz (Private Outpatient Clinic) Outpatient clinic services for privately insured patients and self-payers seeking psychosomatic treatment. For adult private patients requiring outpatient psychosomatic care.
• Tagesklinik Westend (Day Clinic Westend) Day clinic facility located in Munich (Westendstraße 185, 80686 München) offering partial inpatient psychosomatic treatment. For adult patients who do not require full hospitalization.
• Stationsäquivalente Behandlung (Stationary-Equivalent Treatment) Inpatient-equivalent treatment provided in a home setting, as mentioned in the General Terms and Conditions (AVB). For adult patients who can be treated at home with clinical support.

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Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Oberberg KlinikencoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerKlinik Windach is part of the Oberberg Kliniken group, a network of specialized psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics in Germany. The partnership provides institutional backing, shared resources, and integration within a larger healthcare network.
• Ausbildungsverbund VFKVcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLong-standing partnership with the Association for the Promotion of Clinical Behavioral Therapy (VFKV), one of the largest and most experienced behavioral therapy training institutes in Germany. The partnership enables training of psychologists and doctors in behavioral therapy while providing clinical experience opportunities. It also facilitates seamless patient transitions between outpatient and inpatient care.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Oberberg Kliniken (sister facilities): Other specialized psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics within the Oberberg Group network serving as directly comparable operating peers under the same corporate parent and clinical model framework.
• Schön Klinik: Large German private hospital group with dedicated psychosomatic and psychiatric inpatient programs; comparable in delivering specialized psychosomatic care under a private multi-site model with statutory and private payor mix.
• Median Kliniken: Germany's largest operator of rehabilitation and psychosomatic clinics with nationwide footprint; directly comparable in psychosomatic treatment offering, though skewed toward rehabilitation (Reha) rather than acute care.
• MediClin: German private clinic group operating acute, rehabilitation, and psychosomatic facilities; comparable in operating private specialty clinics reimbursed through statutory and PEPP/DRG frameworks.
• Christophsbad Klinikgruppe: Mid-sized German clinic group operating psychiatric, psychosomatic, and neurologic inpatient services; comparable in scale and specialty focus, with similar statutory reimbursement and behavioral-therapy orientation.

Broad incumbents

• Helios Kliniken (Fresenius): One of Germany's largest private hospital operators with broad inpatient and outpatient psychiatric/psychosomatic offerings as part of a much larger acute-care portfolio; comparable in core service lines but with significantly broader geographic and specialty reach.
• Asklepios Kliniken: Major German private hospital group with psychiatric and psychosomatic service lines within a nationwide multi-specialty portfolio; comparable payor mix and statutory reimbursement exposure but broader service scope.
• Sana Kliniken: German private hospital group with multi-site inpatient and psychiatric offerings; comparable as a private acute-care network with similar statutory reimbursement exposure, though broader in specialty focus.

Regional players

• Bezirkskliniken Bayern (public sector): Public-sector psychiatric and psychosomatic hospitals across Bavaria operating in the same regional catchment as Klinik Windach; comparable in clinical scope and patient mix but publicly owned with different funding dynamics.
• Vitos Kliniken: Regional network of psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics in Hesse and adjacent German states; comparable in specialty focus and inpatient psychosomatic care delivery, though geographically outside Klinik Windach's core catchment.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance2 records

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

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