1. GP’s consultation: initial and follow-up visits.
2. Laboratory diagnostics: complete blood count; homeostasis model assessment; glycated Hb; urinalysis; lipid profile; AST; ALT; GGT; protein fraction panel; total, direct and indirect bilirubin; homocysteine; hydroxyvitamin D; Anti-HbcorAg antibodies; Anti-HCV (IgM + IgG) total antibodies; TSH; uric acid; urea; coagulation profile; risk of ovarian malignancy algorithm evaluation; cancer antigen 15-3; ferritin; C-peptide; vitamin B-12; creatinine; C-reactive protein; Pap test; microscopy of urogenital smears; HPV typing, К+.
3. Gynecologist’s consultation (including ultrasound).
4. Machine-assisted techniques: breast ultrasound, thyroid ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, and lower limb duplex (veins or arteries), duplex scanning of neck vessels (with functional problems).
5. Aesthetician’s/plastic surgeon’s consultation.
6. Personal case record.
7. Delicious and healthy breakfast.
1. GP’s consultation: initial and follow-up visits.
2. Laboratory diagnostics: complete blood count; homeostasis model assessment; glycated Hb; urinalysis; lipid profile; AST; ALT; GGT; protein fraction panel; total, direct and indirect bilirubin; homocysteine; hydroxyvitamin D; Anti-HbcorAg antibodies; Anti-HCV (IgM + IgG) total antibodies; TSH; uric acid; urea; coagulation profile; PSA; total PSA, free PSA; ferritin; C-peptide; creatinine; C-reactive protein; vitamin B-12; total testosterone, free testosterone, DNEA, K+.
3. Urologist`s consultation (including ultrasound).
4. Machine-assisted techniques: thyroid ultrasound, lower limb duplex (veins or arteries), abdominal ultrasound, kidney and bladder ultrasound, duplex scanning of the vessels of the neck (with functional problems).
5. Phlebologist's consultation.
6. Aesthetician’s/plastic surgeon’s consultation.
7. Personal case record.
8. Delicious and healthy breakfast.
1. GP’s consultation: initial and follow-up visits.
2. Laboratory diagnostics: complete blood count; urinalysis; D-dimer; lipid profile; total, direct and indirect bilirubin; AST; ALT; GGT, serum potassium; total protein; creatinine; urea; C-reactive protein, high sensitivity; TSH; homocysteine; hydroxyvitamin D; active vitamin B12 (holotranscobalamin); coagulation profile; glycated Hb; C-reactive protein; ferritin; bacterial stool culture; stool test.
3. Machine-assisted techniques: ECG, lung ultrasound, and body composition monitor.
4. Personal case record.
5. Delicious and healthy breakfast.
1. GP’s consultation: initial and follow-up visits.
2. Laboratory diagnostics: complete blood count; homeostasis model assessment; urinalysis; lipid profile; AST; ALT; GGT; protein fraction panel; total and direct bilirubin; cytomegalovirus IgG antibodies; hydroxyvitamin D; vitamin B-12; Anti-HbcorAg antibodies; Anti-HCV (IgM + IgG) total antibodies; TSH; uric acid; homocysteine; ferritin; C-reactive protein; K+; coagulation profile; urea; creatinine.
3. Machine-assisted techniques: ECG, thyroid ultrasound, abdominal and retroperitoneal ultrasound.
4. Personal case record.
5. Delicious and healthy breakfast.
1. Consultation with a pediatrician:
Primary specialist consultation
Final consultation with a specialist
2. Laboratory diagnostics:
Detailed blood test
General analysis of urine
Coprogram
3. Hardware diagnostic methods:
ECG
Ultrasound of the thyroid gland
Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal space
4. Delicious and healthy breakfast.
Until recently, people sought medical attention because of acute symptoms of the existing health problems. Today, the health care strategy is different. At Grace Clinic, we follow the so-called ‘medicine of health’ principle and offer a range of check-up programmes. They help prevent or treat diseases at some earlier stages. This is vital for both men and women.
With a check-up programme, you’ll be able to monitor your general health, feel good, and live longer.
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The length depends on the type of your check-up programme. It generally takes two days: you’ll have initial consultations, tests, and assessments on Day 1, while the follow-up consultations will take place on Day 2. This period, however, can be longer if your doctor decides that it’s better for you to have additional tests.
The doctor will take into account your age, your body features, lifestyle, and past medical history during your visit. The expert will use your test results to assign a follow-up check-up programme. Generally, you should have a complete check-up once a year.
Yes, they can. At Grace Clinic, we don’t offer a special check-up programme for children. This is because the young body is still developing. Instead, we recommend that parents contact our paediatrician for a consultation. The doctor will decide whether their child needs any tests or assessments.
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