Home visits by medical doctors

As part of the home visit, the medical doctor examines the patient: he takes an anamnesis, performs a clinical examination, takes vital parameters, records an EKG, gives therapy via infusion, injection, inhalation, places a urinary catheter, a nasogastric tube, can issue you a private prescription, etc.

We also offer the so-called VITAMIN INFUSIONS!

Strengthen your immune system and at the same time detoxify your body with intravenous therapy!

What are VITAMIN INFUSIONS and what are they for?

Vitamin infusions (also known as vitamin cocktails) are infusion solutions to which ampoules of various vitamins are added in doses prescribed by a competent physician taking into account the patient's health condition and history. There are different infusion solutions into which vitamin ampoules can be inserted. The ingredients of vitamin infusions are most often vitamin C and vitamins of the B spectrum, and they can also contain additional electrolytes and minerals. Vitamin infusions are used to replace fluids and missing nutrients in the body. The main purpose of vitamin infusion cocktails is to strengthen the immune system and rehydrate the body in the shortest possible time. Intravenously received solution with vitamins has a stronger and longer effect than vitamins taken orally. In the fight against viruses, vitamin infusions can help the patient's immune system, both during the acute phase of the disease and after it, especially if it is a slow and difficult recovery.

Frequent conditions when it is necessary to administer infusion therapy are vomiting and/or diarrhea, hangovers, for the recovery of athletes, to support the immune system, vomiting during pregnancy, migraine attacks, detoxification, antiage, restoring energy, strengthening immunity, strengthening strength and endurance during exertion, recovery after chemotherapy...

Home consultations of surgeons

Our specialist in general surgery in the comfort of your home can perform a consultation related to the care of chronic wounds and provide a "local blockade". "Local blocks" or injections into the joint are given if it is degeneratively changed ("worn out") in order to reduce the pain syndrome and allow better mobility of the joint.

A doctor specializing in surgery in the field of chronic wounds offers you a whole range of treatment and care for chronic wounds. By examining and reviewing the previous medical documentation, the surgeon gives instructions on further diagnostic procedures and surgical intervention, depending on the nature of the problem.

If necessary, a small surgical procedure will be arranged, which the surgeon will perform in an outpatient setting. Small surgical procedures are surgical procedures that are performed under local anesthesia and do not require a stay in the hospital.

Nurse in the house

If you need an injection, infusion or bandage, you no longer have to go to the clinic, we will come to you.

Injections are one of the fastest and most reliable ways for a patient to receive medicine. However, not everyone is able to go to the clinic for this service. In case of need for parenteral therapy, i.e. giving injections: intracutaneous (into the skin), subcutaneous (under the skin), intramuscular (into the muscle), contact us with confidence.

We perform wound dressings. Access to the wound requires teamwork between the doctor and the nurse. The frequency and method of bandaging is determined by the doctor, and the bandaging itself is performed by a nurse who monitors the situation and reacts in case of possible worsening of the wound condition.

Administering an infusion is a medical-technical action by which a nurse administers therapy on the order of your chosen doctor, and if it has not been previously prescribed by a doctor, and you think you need it, our doctor will visit you.

Fast and quality healthcare service at your address.

We offer midwifery care, newborn care, care for chronic patients and their families, help and instruction for families in performing personal hygiene, prevention of complications caused by long-term lying down (decubitus, contracture, thrombosis, pneumonia...), toilet and stoma maintenance, performing enemas for cleaning, taking material for laboratory tests (blood, urine, stool, swabs...), application of parenteral therapy under the supervision of a doctor, catheterization of the urinary bladder in women, application of oxygen therapy, tube feeding, measurement and registration of vital functions, control of blood sugar levels and urine, palliative care (care for a dying patient)...