• Conversation with a doctor
• Collection of detailed medical history, identification of risk factors
• Laboratory tests

A comprehensive blood test will provide valuable information about potential risk factors and the health status of various internal organ systems.

• Blood tests:
• Erythrocyte and white blood cell counts, platelet counts
• Blood fat content: total cholesterol, triglycerides
• Blood sugar and HbA1c.
• Liver and gallbladder: AST, GPT, GGT, LDH, bilirubin enzymes
• Pancreas: lipase
• Kidney function: creatinine, urinalysis
• vitamin D level
• tumor markers

General risk factors, screening for cardiovascular disease (individual risk of heart attack), blood in the stool (test for tumors in the large intestine), and urinalysis.

• Ultrasound examination of the abdominal organs
• Ultrasound examination of the thyroid gland
• ECG at rest
• Exercise ECG (stress ECG): treadmill/bicycle, including measurement of blood oxygen saturation, exercise tolerance, arterial elasticity, and risk of heart attack.
• Cardiac ultrasound and color Doppler: (covers heart muscle function, valve function, damage due to high blood pressure)
• Ultrasound examination of arteries supplying the brain: This preventive examination for the risk of brain stroke covers changes in arterial wall structure, which is an early indicator of arteriosclerosis and arteriosclerotic deposits.

The purpose of the examination is early detection and prevention of diseases of the digestive system.

• Consultation with a doctor (anamnesis collection, formation of the program)
• Laboratory analysis of blood
• Ultrasound examination of abdominal organs
• Gastroscopy under anesthesia with biopsy
• Analysis of GI mucosa with histologic examination
• Colonoscopy under anesthesia with biopsy
• Endoscopic removal of polyps
• Histologic analysis of the material
• Provision of recommendations for further therapy
• Final discussion of the examination results with the doctor
• Detailed medical report
• Treatment plan

It is especially necessary in the case of hereditary or pre-existing heart problems. The aim is to detect and prevent cardiovascular diseases earlier.

• Clinical examination
• Collection of a detailed medical history
• Laboratory tests
• Complete blood count
• Blood pressure measurement
• Abdominal ultrasound, including prostate examination
• Thyroid ultrasound
• Cardiac ultrasound
• Cervical artery sonography
• ECG at rest
• ECG with exercise (cycle ergometry)
• Measurement of vascular elasticity
• Spirometry - lung function test
• Recommendations for further therapy
• Detailed medical report
• Drawing up a treatment plan

The purpose of the examination is early detection and prevention of gynecologic diseases.

• Consultation with a gynecologist
• Collection of a detailed anamnesis
• Vaginal ultrasound
• Physical examination of the mammary glands
• 3D ultrasound of mammary glands
• Cancer prophylaxis (ThinPrep Pap test, HPV test, etc.) with microscopic examination of the scrapings.
• Complete blood count
• General urinalysis
• Recommendations for further therapy
• Detailed medical report

The purpose is to determine the general condition of the child's body and detect possible diseases at early stages. Doctors will be able to assess the work of the main organs and systems and their functional features.

• Consultation with a doctor, collection of a detailed anamnesis
• Diagnosis of the state of the skin
• Examination of the pharynx, nose, oral cavity, lungs, heart
• Examination of external genital organs
• General assessment of the development of the nervous system
• Palpation of the abdomen, liver, spleen, intestines
• Ultrasound of abdominal organs
• Advanced blood and urine analysis
• Provision of recommendations for further therapy
• Detailed medical report

The aim is to detect neurological diseases at an early stage of their development and to prescribe appropriate treatment: conservative or surgical treatment

• Consultation with a doctor, anamnesis collection
• General neurological examination
• Electroencephalogram (EEG)
• EMG - the study of the electrical activity of muscles of the extremities
• Ultrasound examination of cerebral arteries
• Ultrasound examination of the arteries of the neck
• Doppler sonography (ultrasound echography)
• Magnetic resonance tomography of cerebral vessels
• Final conversation with the doctor, discussing the results of the examination
• Provision of recommendations for further therapy
• Detailed medical report

Orthopedic Check Up includes the widest range of examinations, allowing a comprehensive study of the state of the musculoskeletal system, identifying all the pros and cons.

• Consultation with a doctor, anamnesis collection
• Clinical examination of the spine and joints
• Orthopedic bone x-rays or joint ultrasounds
• Test for differences in leg length
• Assessment of foot position (if necessary: ordering customized orthotic insoles)
• 4D spine measurement (this method allows for a posture analysis and a complete musculoskeletal test without radiation technology).
• Muscle analysis using an ergometer
• Blood analysis
• Sports counseling
• MRI
• Individualized treatment plan

The mouth is often seen as an organ less important than the rest of the body. A huge number of studies and medical publications show that the oral cavity is of vital importance for your health. Oral cancer is diagnosed in more than 1,000 patients every year, and that's just in Germany. Unfortunately, it is often detected too late (at stage 3 or 4), with a survival rate of only 40%. Early diagnosis increases the survival rate prognosis to 80-90%

• Dental Check Up:
• A detailed review of your medical history
• Visual examination by a dentist
• X-ray examination
• Blood tests

This is a cancer diagnostic program that is suitable not only for the initial diagnosis of suspected cancer but also to clarify the diagnosis and check for the risk of cancer recurrence after treatment. People who are genetically predisposed to cancer are also recommended to undergo a more detailed cancer diagnosis to exclude the risk.

• Interview with your doctor, history taking, physical examination including immunization status and skin checks
• Laboratory testing of hemogram, blood clotting, electrolytes, blood fats, oncomarker, thyroid, liver, coagulation, PSA, and blood counts
• Investigation of circulatory organs (blood pressure, pulse)
• ECG at rest and with exertion
• Doppler echocardiography
• Ultrasound of the liver, kidneys, pancreas, bladder, blood vessels
• Ultrasound of cervical vessels
• Ultrasound examination of the thyroid gland
• Gastroscopy and colonoscopy
• Histologic analysis of material
• Mammography and ultrasound of breasts and lymphatic tract (for women)
• Oncologic examination of women by a gynecologist
• Oncologic examination of men by a urologist
• Magnetic resonance imaging of the whole body
• Detailed final discussion and doctor's recommendations
• A written medical report on the results

Individual programs are made separately for each patient, taking into account heredity, complaints, risks, etc.