Check-Up Center
What Is a Check-Up?Purpose and General Information
Protect your health at an early stage with a check-up.
In today's busy pace of life, health can slip into the background without us noticing. A check-up is a comprehensive health screening that takes age, genetic predisposition and environmental factors into account in order to detect hidden illnesses at an early stage.
Thanks to early diagnosis, illnesses that may become harder to treat at advanced stages are identified at the very beginning and treatment can be started as soon as possible. This is the most effective way of protecting both your health and your quality of life.
Our Check-Up Process
At our hospital your check-up is carried out by a team dedicated solely to this service. Our check-up advisors accompany you throughout the day and keep unnecessary walking to a minimum, so that the process is comfortable and moves quickly.
After the check-up, your physician may request further examinations if these are considered necessary in view of your screening results and risk factors. All your results are stored securely and your medical history is followed up regularly.
At the end of the process, you can round off your check-up experience pleasantly with our special breakfast, prepared entirely from natural and wholesome products.
What Does a Check-Up Include?
A check-up is not merely a set of laboratory tests and imaging studies; it is a holistic health assessment.
- The first step is a physician–patient consultation, in which your lifestyle, eating habits and family risk factors are evaluated.
- Laboratory and radiological examinations are then carried out.
- Based on the results, conditions that pose a risk are identified; where necessary, you are referred to the relevant specialist departments.
When Should You Have a Check-Up?
Even if you have no complaints, having a check-up at least once a year from adulthood onwards is of great importance.
Regular annual examinations can be compared with your previous results, making it easier to notice changes in your health at an early stage. If risk factors such as a family history of illness, smoking or a chronic condition are present, your physician may recommend more frequent examinations.
