Complete Blood Count (CBC) in Czechia

A self-pay complete blood count at the Zlín poliklinika collection point. The CBC measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets to screen for anaemia, infection and other blood abnormalities. Add a white-cell differential for a more detailed immune picture. No referral required; payment at the draw.

VIDIA DIAGNOSTIKA's complete blood count with differential (Krevní obraz s diferenciálem) analyses red blood cells, white blood cells across five categories, platelets and haemoglobin in a single venous blood draw — the most fundamental haematological screen in clinical medicine. At 106 Kč including VAT, it is one of the most cost-effective private blood tests available in Prague, analysed in VIDIA's ČIA-accredited haematology department under the oversight of Ing. Martin Valkus.

The complete blood count (CBC) is the most widely ordered laboratory test in medicine and the cornerstone of any health screen. At Laboratoře Mikrochem, the CBC is processed on validated automated haematology analysers using the combined impedance and optical scatter method — the same technology used in hospital haematology departments — delivering a 22-parameter report covering red cell indices, white blood cell count with five-part differential, and platelet parameters. The panel is performed daily in the ISO 15189-accredited Olomouc laboratory, with results available within 2 working days. No fasting is required, and no physician referral is needed for self-paying patients. Walk-in blood draws start at 07:00 at the main laboratory and 06:30 at the nearby Janského Street collection point — both in Olomouc.

EliteMedical's Blood Disorder Screening Package is a targeted assessment for patients experiencing symptoms consistent with anaemia, iron deficiency, or haematopoietic dysfunction: pallor, unexplained fatigue, shortness of breath on exertion, headaches, loss of appetite, or unexplained weight loss. The package covers a full blood count plus the iron studies and vitamin co-factor panel (B12, folate) needed to determine the type and likely cause of any haematological abnormality found. Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency globally and is frequently missed or incompletely investigated — ferritin alone is insufficient, and the package includes the full iron panel (ferritin, serum iron, total iron-binding capacity, and transferrin saturation) needed to distinguish iron deficiency from iron deficiency anaemia, anaemia of chronic disease, and other subtypes. An internal examination and vital signs measurement are completed first to provide clinical context for the laboratory findings.