Practical medicine
Practical medicine is a medical field dedicated to the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of common diseases. General practitioners provide basic healthcare for a wide range of conditions, including infections, chronic diseases, injuries, and other health problems.
General practitioners are the first point of contact for most patients. They provide comprehensive care that includes physical examinations, laboratory tests, and other diagnostic tests such as X-rays and ultrasounds. General practitioners also prescribe medicines and recommend further care if necessary.
Services provided
- General practitioner for adults
- General practitioner for children and adolescents
- Sampling room
- Comprehensive care for registered patients of all health insurance companies
- Preventive checks
- Medical examinations on individual request
- Vaccination against influenza, tetanus, hepatitis, or tick-borne encephalitis
- Health assessment – driver’s licence, food certificate, study certificate, and others
- Care of uncomplicated type 2 diabetics
- Care of patients with high blood pressure, determination of cardiovascular risk
- Examination of occult bleeding or scheduling a colonoscopy as part of the prevention of colon tumours
- ECG tracing with waveform description
- Biological material sampling (swabs, smears) for bacteriological examination
- Blood sampling for laboratory tests (biochemical, blood count, immunology…)
Contractual health insurance companies
