Preventive examination

This involves carrying out a health assessment by means of a comprehensive physical examination (blood analysis, ECG, ultrasound/lung X-ray and lung function tests). Furthermore, fitness to drive examinations as well as travel and vaccination consultations are offered

Image quality is crucial for good diagnostics. Our digital X-ray system also reduces the radiation dose and therefore the radiation exposure for the body many times over.

EKG

...is an abbreviation for electrocardiogram; it can be used to record the electrical activity of the heart muscle and detect whether there are any disorders or even serious diseases of the heart.

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Ultrasound

Ultrasound is a painless and safe imaging procedure for diagnosis and follow-up. In contrast to computer tomography or X-rays, ultrasound does not involve any radiation exposure

Blood pressure is the measurable pressure of the blood in the arteries as it is pumped through the body by the heart. The first value in the blood pressure measurement is called systolic, it measures the pressure at which the blood is pumped through the body. The second, lower value is called diastolic. It represents the resistance to this blood flow in the blood vessels.

Blood glucose determination

Blood glucose measurement is used to determine the amount of glucose (blood sugar) in the blood, i.e. the blood sugar level. It is used to detect diseases with high blood sugar (diabetes, gestational sugar) or low blood sugar

Lung function test

...also known as spirometry, is a diagnostic procedure for measuring lung function. The volume and speed of air when breathing are measured; this makes it possible to detect lung diseases such as asthma or COPD.

Weight control / diet

We offer individual nutritional advice from a qualified specialist. This service can be covered by your basic health insurance

Infusion therapy

An infusion is necessary for many medical conditions and helps to normalize a patient's fluid and salt balance. It also serves to regenerate and vitalize the entire body.

The aim of a vaccination is to build up effective long-term protection. We distinguish between active and passive immunization.