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Medical assessment
The doctor reviews medical history, symptoms, family risks and available test results.
Check key health indicators, assess risks and receive a personal monitoring plan.
The consultation helps assess medical history, family risks, chronic conditions, wellbeing and available test results.
Investigations, recommendations and indicators for follow-up are selected when indicated.
Two appointments, a review of symptoms and risk factors, analysis of test results and a personal health-monitoring plan.
The doctor reviews medical history, symptoms, family risks and available test results.
The nutritionist reviews nutrition, activity, sleep and habits.
Necessary investigations, recommendations and follow-up timing.
Age, medical history and lifestyle are considered.
You receive a structured action plan.
Investigations are selected when indicated.
Two specialists work towards one goal.
A health check is especially relevant with a family risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or cancer; a long gap between examinations; or new risk factors.
The doctor considers inherited cardiovascular, metabolic and other disease risks.
A health check helps determine which indicators are genuinely worth checking now.
Changes in weight, blood pressure, lifestyle and wellbeing are assessed comprehensively.
The doctor considers inherited cardiovascular, metabolic and other disease risks.
A health check helps determine which indicators are genuinely worth checking now.
Changes in weight, blood pressure, lifestyle and wellbeing are assessed comprehensively.
The doctor and nutritionist create one personal health plan.
Which indicators and symptoms need attention.
Which tests are genuinely needed when indicated.
What to change and when to review progress.
Do not arrange extensive test packages on your own initiative: the doctor will help select only necessary investigations.
Bring results of tests and investigations from the last 1–2 years, extracts and a list of medicines.
Health-check content, tests, investigation frequency and preparation.
A health check is a personal assessment of current health and risk factors, even when there are no pronounced symptoms. The doctor takes a medical history, performs an examination and orders investigations suitable for your age and situation.
It is useful for people who have not had examinations for a long time, have family risks or chronic conditions, or want to monitor health systematically. The programme is selected individually, not from one universal list.
The selection depends on age, sex, concerns, family medical history and known conditions. When indicated, the doctor may assess blood values, metabolism, thyroid and liver function, and other parameters.
No. Excessive testing can lead to incidental findings and unnecessary anxiety. We make a justified list of investigations that matches your risks and clinical situation.
Yes. A preventive health check is intended to assess health before pronounced symptoms develop. It does not guarantee detection of every disease, but helps assess important risk factors systematically.
Yes. Bring results, extracts and previous investigation data so the doctor can assess changes over time and avoid repeating recent tests.
Note family diseases, current medicines, chronic diagnoses and your main questions. Do not arrange a large test package without a doctor’s advice unless you already have an agreed list.
You receive an explanation of results, a list of necessary investigations, lifestyle advice and a follow-up schedule. If deviations are found, the doctor refers you to a specialist.
Frequency depends on age, risk factors and previous results. One person may need planned assessment every few years, while another needs annual or more frequent monitoring.
The price depends on consultation content, tests and instrumental investigations. The doctor first prepares a justified plan, after which you can see the total cost of investigations.
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The doctor selects justified investigations and explains their results.