4 Best Nutrition Consultation Clinics in Prague (2026)

EliteMedical (EliteMedical s.r.o.) is a premium private clinic located at Poliklinika Palackého in Prague's Nové Město district, a short walk from Můstek metro. The clinic's founding philosophy is direct: up to 50% of oncological diseases could be prevented through screening and early detection. To deliver on that promise, EliteMedical intentionally limits intake to around 12 new patients per week, ensuring each client receives individualised attention from a single coordinating physician who reviews every result across every specialist department. Preventive programme offerings range from the Minimální program (9,900 Kč) — internal examination, abdominal ultrasound with thyroid and neck vessel imaging, 12-lead ECG, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and bioimpedance — through to the Komplexní program (35,600 Kč), which adds pneumological, neurological, cardiac and dermatological consultations plus sex-specific cancer screening. Specialist packages target thyroid function, liver and kidney health, cardiovascular risk, blood disorders, osteoporosis prevention, and comprehensive allergy profiling across 117 allergen extracts. The clinic's lifestyle division offers DNA health analysis (47 genes, 8 categories), intravenous immune booster infusions, and nutritional counselling from longevity specialist František Knobloch. The medical team includes Professor MUDr. Luboš Petruželka CSc. in clinical oncology, Prof. MUDr. Tomáš Hanuš DrSc. — one of the Czech Republic's leading urologists — and MUDr. Petra Belko in aesthetic medicine with postgraduate training from the University of Manchester. Physiotherapy is led by PhDr. Tomáš Rychnovský PhD. with 22 years of clinical experience. The clinic has no external review ratings as yet — it operates on reputation and word-of-mouth, consistent with its deliberately small patient volume.

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Galen Clinic is a premium private medical clinic in the Vinohrady district of Prague, housed in a restored first-republic villa on Benešovská. Founded in 2022 around the tradition of a family doctor who knows each family member's health history, it brings a broad range of specialists together under one roof — general practice, pediatrics, cardiology, dermatology, gynecology, urology, neurology, allergology and immunology, internal medicine, surgery, rehabilitation and physiotherapy, psychotherapy and nutrition. The clinic's standout self-pay offerings are its preventive programmes: a one-day Manager Preventive Check-up combining seven examinations with a personal care coordinator and a private room; basic and extended oncology prevention programmes for women and men across two visit days; and oncogenetic testing for hereditary cancer risk including BRCA1 and BRCA2. Diagnostics on site include ECG and Holter monitoring, ultrasound, X-ray, spirometry and laboratory panels, alongside vitamin infusions, shockwave and high-power laser therapy. Members of the clinic's care plans receive a personal physician, guaranteed next-working-day acute appointments and a 24/7/365 emergency line. Booking is by phone or email, with each client assigned a personal care coordinator. The clinic operates Monday to Thursday 08:00–18:00 and Friday 08:00–15:00, with reserved parking for members and the Orionka tram and bus stop 100 metres away.

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Institut Celostní Medicíny (Institute of Holistic Medicine) is a well-established Prague 1 clinic founded under the company Radost ze zdraví s.r.o. and operating from Na Florenci 35 in the heart of the city. The practice is led by MUDr. Vladimíra Strnadelová, a GP and neurology specialist with over 30 years of experience in natural medicine, trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy, and dietology. She is joined by Jan Zerzán, a dietology specialist with more than 40 years of experience who personally overcame cancer through therapeutic nutrition and has since dedicated his practice to food-sensitivity-based healing. The clinic's philosophy is that every person is unique, and treatment must address the root cause of illness rather than just its symptoms. The diagnostic toolkit centres on EAV (electroacupuncture) examination, which maps the functional state of organs and detects immune, viral, bacterial, and fungal burden without blood draws. Treatment then combines Chinese herbal phytotherapy tailored to the individual, acupuncture and auriculotherapy along classical meridian pathways, homeopathy at therapeutic potencies, Bach flower remedies for emotional-layer healing, and cupping therapy for musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions. With over 22,000 clients treated across its 25-year history, the clinic has built a reputation for addressing complex and chronic conditions — including allergies, autoimmune disease, chronic fatigue, digestive disorders, skin conditions, and metabolic syndrome — that conventional medicine has not resolved. All services are self-pay; Czech public health insurance is not accepted. A secondary consultation clinic operates monthly in Zlín for patients travelling from Moravia.

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