Price list

First consultation of a technical orthopedist

First consultation with a highly qualified (Doc. PhD) technical orthopedist

Podiatrist consultation

Podiatrist consultation and first-time therapeutic foot care (60 min)

Podiatrist home visit

Repeat consultation of the technical orthopedist

Repeated consultation with a highly qualified (Doc. PhD) technical orthopedist

Technical orthopedic consultation and podometry examination for a child up to 18 years old

Technical orthopedic consultation for children (without podometry)

Visit of the technical orthopedist for fitting/correction of the patient's orthopedic sole

Posture, gait examination and podometry (including consultation)

Posture, gait examination and podometry for children (including consultation)

Posture, gait examination and podometry for seniors over 70 years old. (including consultation)

Skin and nail scrapings, smears will be removed, analyzes will be removed. cytologist. for investigation (excluding anal. price)

Surcharge for digital scoliometry in addition to other examinations

Mechanical lymphatic drainage for the hand with a doctor's referral

Mechanical lymphatic drainage of the legs with a doctor's referral

Mechanical lymphatic drainage up to the waist with a doctor's referral

Mechanical lymphatic drainage up to the waist without a doctor's referral

Mechanical lymphatic drainage with doctor's referral for pensioners

Disinfection of each subsequent pair of shoes

Shoe disinfection (one pair)

Consultation with a neurosurgeon-oncologist

Consultation with a neurosurgeon/vertebrologist"

Initial consultation with a highly qualified neurologist (department head, methodological supervisor, MD, associate professor, etc.)

Initial consultation with a neurologist

Initial consultation with a neurosurgeon

Repeat consultation with a highly qualified neurologist (department head, methodological supervisor, MD, associate professor, etc.)

Repeat consultation with a neurologist

Repeat consultation with a neurologist for therapeutic procedures (dressing, blockades, etc.)

Repeat consultation with a neurosurgeon

Repeat consultation with a neurosurgeon for therapeutic procedures (dressings, blockades, etc.)

Assessment of cognitive abilities using tests MOCA, MMSE

Blockade

Blockades for compression neuropathies in hands and feet

Diagnostic lumbar puncture

Paravertebral, sacroiliac joint, epidural blocks

Council of doctors (at least two and more doctors)

Dermatologist consultation for manipulations

Dermatologist repeat consultation

Dermatologist's first consultation

First consultation of a highly qualified dermatologist (head of department, methodical manager, assistant professor, etc.)

Patient preparation for invasive/non-invasive manipulation

Preoperative preparation of the patient

Repeated consultation of a highly qualified dermatologist (head of department, methodical manager, assistant professor, etc.)

Nail Edge and Root Resection (Nail Plastics) (1 Finger)

Surcharge for Bandage Application on Large Surface (1 unit) (medications not included)

Surcharge for Bandage Application on Medium-Sized Surface (1 unit) (medications not included)

Ablation of each subsequent nail

Curettage of 1 Lesion (depending on localization and size)

Excision of each subsequent skin neoplasm without the cost of anesthesia, dressing and histological examination

Excision of Skin Neoplasm Without Anesthesia, Bandaging, and Histological Examination Costs

Excisional Biopsy

For each subsequent intracutaneous anesthesia (including the price of the medicine)

For each subsequent wire anesthesia in dermatology

Intracutaneous Anesthesia (for one lesion, including medication cost)

Nail Ablation

Nail root resection with phenolization

Punch biopsy of the nail

Punch or Shave Biopsy

Punch or Shave Biopsy with Ligation

Removal of Hemangiomas with Diode Laser (price is calculated based on the treated surface area)

Removal of Skin Neoplasm with Er/CO2 Laser (price is calculated based on the treated surface area, excluding anesthesia, bandaging, and histological examination costs)

Surcharge for Bandage Application (1 unit) (medications not included)

Suture Removal

Wire anesthesia in dermatology

Plexus anesthesia

For each subsequent hour of anesthesia

General anesthesia for up to 2 hours

Local anesthesia

Nitrous oxide anesthesia for adults (up to 15 minutes)

Short-term IV anesthesia (over 20 minutes)

Short-term IV anesthesia (up to 20 minutes)

Spinal anesthesia for up to 2 hours

Tumescent anesthesia (for endovenous laser surgery, etc.) with intravenous analgesics for both legs

Tumescent anesthesia (for endovenous laser surgery, for varicose veins, etc.) with intravenous analgesics for one leg

Ultrasound-guided nerve block anesthesia for one leg with 1 nerve block

Ultrasound-guided nerve block anesthesia for one leg with 2 nerve blocks

Anesthesiologist consultation

Follow-up consultation with a surgeon

Initial consultation with a highly qualified vascular surgeon

Initial consultation with a surgical resident

Initial consultation with a vascular surgeon or a phlebologist

Consultation with a highly qualified vascular surgeon or phlebologist (department head, medical director, PhD, associate professor, etc.) including duplex ultrasound

Consultation with a spine surgeon - vertebrologist

Consultation with a surgeon when surgical intervention is recommended for the patient

Consultation with a vascular surgeon, phlebologist, or surgeon specializing in phlebology, including duplex ultrasound

Duplex ultrasound control in the first postoperative month or for DVT four times a year (in cases of deep vein thrombosis)

Follow-up consultation with a highly qualified surgeon (professor, MD, associate professor, etc.)

Follow-up consultation with a highly qualified vascular surgeon

Follow-up consultation with a surgeon or phlebologist during procedures (e.g., dressing, sutures, blockades, etc.) - unlimited number

Follow-up consultation with a surgical resident

Follow-up consultation with a vascular surgeon or a phlebologist within the same episode of illness.

Home visit by a vascular surgeon, phlebologist, or surgeon

Initial consultation with a highly qualified surgeon (professor, MD, associate professor, etc.)

Initial consultation with a surgeon

Initial consultation with a vascular surgeon or phlebologist including duplex ultrasound of the arteries in both arms

Initial consultation with a vascular surgeon or phlebologist including duplex ultrasound of the arteries in both legs

Initial consultation with a vascular surgeon or phlebologist including duplex ultrasound of the veins in both arms

Medical nurse consultation during procedures

Nurse consultation on pre- and post-operative care

Surcharge for procedures performed by a highly qualified specialist.

a-PRF therapy in ulcer treatment

Application of a compression bandage for trophic ulcers on one leg (excluding dressing material costs)

Application of a plaster cast (excluding material costs)

Bandaging after sclerotherapy

Benign skin lesion surgery

Benign subcutaneous lesion surgery

Combined a-PRF and i-PRF therapy in ulcer treatment

Dressing after surgery (excluding dressing materials)

Dressing after vein surgeries

Dressing change (including the cost of dressing materials) for a wound larger than 5 cm

Dressing change (including the cost of dressing materials) up to 5 cm

Dressing with a disposable self-adhesive elastic bandage (additional dressing for one leg)

Dressing with elastic bandage after sclerotherapy or vein surgery (up to 2 bandages for one leg)

Foam sclerotherapy during surgery under ultrasound guidance

For each additional ampoule in foam sclerotherapy

For each additional benign lesion surgery

For each additional nail removal or nail root avulsion

Foreign body removal from subcutaneous tissue

i-PRF therapy in ulcer treatment

Incision of an abscess

Infiltrative and deep block for acute pain relief (including medication cost)

Intermittent pneumatic compression for improving arterial flow

Nail removal or nail root avulsion

Post-operative rehabilitation course (2 months)

Removal of a plaster cast

Removal of sutures

Sclerotherapy using foam solution technique (first ampoule)

Surgery for a large (subfascial) benign subcutaneous lesion (up to 3 lesions)

Tibiobrachial index measurement

Using laser therapy to treat wounds larger than 5 cm

Using laser therapy to treat wounds up to 5 cm

Vascular diathermocoagulation (1 pulse)

Vascular diathermocoagulation for the face (1 pulse)

Wound suturing

Bed day after surgery in a standard single room (without meals)

Bed day after surgery (with meals)

Bed day after surgery in a standard double room (without meals)

Bed day in a double room with a sanitary unit (with meals)

Bed day in a single room with a sanitary unit (with meals)

Bed day in a single room with a sanitary unit after plastic surgeries (with meals)

Short-term day hospital usage

Short-term day hospital usage after biological glue surgery

Short-term day hospital usage after proctological surgeries

Short-term day hospital usage after vein surgeries

Short-term day hospital usage in a double room

Short-term IV sedation for up to 20 minutes

Complications during surgical procedures and operations

Endovenous laser surgery (EVLT) with a 1470 nm laser for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in both legs

Endovenous laser surgery (EVLT) with a 1470 nm laser for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in one leg

Endovenous laser surgery with a 1940 nm laser (EVLT) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in both legs

Endovenous laser surgery with a 1940 nm laser (EVLT) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in one leg

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with F Care Systems technology (EVRF) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in both legs

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with F Care Systems technology (EVRF) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in one leg

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with VNUS Closure FAST technology (RFO) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in both legs

Endovenous radiofrequency surgery with VNUS Closure FAST technology (RFO) for great saphenous vein (GSV), small saphenous vein (SSV), or both GSV and SSV in one leg

Preoperative preparation of the patient

PRP injections for trophic (and other types of) ulcers

Segmental phlebectomy using the Varady method (The price is determined according to the objective criteria listed in Appendix No. 1)

Surcharge for complicated varicose veins (varicophlebitis, trophic ulcers, post-thrombotic syndrome, bleeding, recurrence) for codes KIR.30, KIR.89 - KIR.96 (The price is determined according to the objective criteria listed in Appendix No. 1)

Surcharge for endovenous closure of collateral branches for codes KIR.30, KIR.89 - KIR.96

Surcharge for the use of a disposable EVRF radiofrequency catheter during segmental phlebectomy

Surcharge for ulcer debridement with an ultrasound device over 5 cm

Surcharge for ulcer debridement with an ultrasound device up to 5 cm

VSM, VSP or VSM+VSP surgery on one leg using the Varady method

VSM, VSP, or VSM and VSP surgery with biological glue on both legs

VSM, VSP, or VSM and VSP surgery with biological glue on one leg

VSM, VSP, or VSM and VSP surgery with cyanoacrylate glue on both legs

VSM, VSP, or VSM and VSP surgery with cyanoacrylate glue on one leg

Hernia repair (with mesh)

Orchiectomy

TVT/TOT slings

Vaginal and perineal plastic surgery