Specialist Consultations

You can book a consultation with a specialist if you:

• want to get rid of persistent pain;
• are struggling with a specific condition, and current treatment is not working;
• have noticed worrying symptoms and want to find out the cause;
• want to discuss test results and find out what the next diagnostic or treatment steps should be;
• need a personalised treatment, rehabilitation or lifestyle change plan;
• want to ensure that a particular procedure or therapy is safe and appropriate for them;
• are planning to start treatment, rehabilitation or health-promoting therapy and want to prepare themselves properly;
• want to take preventive measures to look after their health and well-being.

Consultations are available for both younger and mature individuals. Some procedures, in the case of minors, will require the consent of parents or legal guardians.

• a thorough assessment of your health concern – discussion of symptoms, complaints, and test results;
• support in identifying possible causes – clarification of what may be underlying your symptoms;
• expert interpretation of diagnostic tests – explanation of key parameters and whether further evaluation is needed;
• clear guidance on next steps – advice on which tests may be worth considering and what treatment options to explore;
• an individualized management plan – tailored to the patient’s current health status;
• a review of available treatment methods – including an explanation of possible approaches and their medical rationale;
• greater safety before a procedure or therapy – evaluation of whether the planned intervention is appropriate and safe in a given case;
• better preparation for treatment – guidance on how to get ready for a procedure, therapy, or rehabilitation;
• an opportunity to relieve symptoms – through the implementation of a properly selected treatment plan;
• the possibility of earlier disease detection – if symptoms or test results indicate a developing condition;
• preventive support – helping to reduce the risk of the health problem progressing;
• increased awareness of one’s health status – a clearer understanding of what is happening in the body;
• reassurance and greater confidence – especially when the patient is unsure whether symptoms are concerning or whether the chosen treatment path is appropriate;
• personalized specialist recommendations – regarding treatment, medications, and further care;
• ongoing support in treatment and prevention – both for existing health concerns and for those who simply want to take proactive care of their health.

STAGE I: Medical interview
STAGE II: Discussion of available treatment options
STAGE III: Treatment planning

After the specialist consultation, you should prepare appropriately for the planned procedure. In some cases, the specialist may recommend the use of specific preparations or medications to support preparation for the procedure.

There are no contraindications to scheduling a consultation with a medical specialist. If any procedures are planned to be performed on the same day, you should inform the doctor about your current health status during the medical interview.