A calm arrival and welcome
If a transfer has been arranged in advance, a driver will meet you at the airport and bring you to the clinic. If you arrive independently, reception staff will help with registration and accommodation. Your coordinator will explain the daily routine and remain available for practical questions about your stay.
Time to breathe and settle in
After the journey, you can settle in, change and rest. Loose, comfortable clothing is suitable for procedures and walks. Please tell us in advance about mobility limitations, allergies and any special everyday needs.
An unhurried conversation with the doctor
At the initial consultation, the doctor will review your health history, complaints, sleep quality, activity level, nutrition and goals for the visit. Bring medical reports, test results and a list of medicines with dosages. Do not stop prescribed treatment on your own — any changes should be discussed with the doctor.
Initial medical assessment
The doctor determines the necessary scope of diagnostics. This may include blood pressure measurement, ECG, laboratory tests or body composition analysis. The sequence depends on your arrival time, chosen programme and wellbeing; some investigations may be moved to the following morning.
Initial treatment recommendations and a quiet evening
If your condition and the timing allow, a gentle treatment to help you settle in may be prescribed on the first day. Dinner and rest follow. Before bedtime, you will receive a clear schedule for the next day.
What to prepare for your trip
Bring your passport and necessary documents, medical records, a list of medicines and the medicines themselves in their original packaging, information about allergies and dietary restrictions, comfortable clothing and the contact details of someone close to you to call in an emergency.
The sequence of the first day depends on arrival time, programme, health condition and the doctor’s recommendations.