Consultation in Poland

Initial physiotherapy consultation and assessment — mandatory before any cryotherapy treatment. The physiotherapist evaluates the patient's condition, medical history, and suitability for cryotherapy and other rehabilitation modalities.

A 30-minute psychology consultation for mental health support, stress management, pain psychology, or rehabilitation-related psychological needs.

A 50-minute psychology session providing more comprehensive psychological support, assessment, or therapeutic intervention.

Consultation with an osteopath for assessment and manual treatment of musculoskeletal conditions using osteopathic techniques including joint manipulation, soft tissue work, and cranial osteopathy.

Specialist sports medicine consultation with one of Carolina Medical Center's FIFA-accredited physicians. Covers injury assessment, return-to-play evaluation, performance-related musculoskeletal concerns, and treatment planning. The same medical team that supports Polish Olympic athletes and national sports federations.

Specialist orthopedic consultation covering joint pain, degenerative conditions, post-injury assessment, and surgical candidacy evaluation. Carolina Medical Center's orthopedic team includes over 60 specialists with expertise spanning hip, knee, shoulder, hand, foot, and spine conditions. Available at both Warsaw locations.

A 30-minute follow-up appointment with the functional medicine physician to review advanced laboratory results, adjust the treatment protocol, and assess progress against the initial plan. Recommended after receiving results from international biomarker panels ordered at the initial consultation.

A comprehensive 50-minute initial consultation with Vitality Clinic's functional medicine physician. The appointment covers detailed health history, symptom timeline, prior lab results, and lifestyle assessment, culminating in a personalised diagnostic and treatment plan that may include advanced international biomarker testing.

Coronary artery calcium scoring performed on a 128-slice CT scanner. Quantifies calcified plaque burden in the coronary arteries using the Agatston scoring method. A non-invasive, low-radiation test that stratifies 10-year cardiovascular event risk and helps guide preventive treatment decisions.

Diagnostic CT scan performed on a Philips Brilliance 40-channel scanner at the Mokotow campus. Supports a wide range of indications including musculoskeletal trauma assessment, spine imaging, chest and abdominal evaluation, and pre-operative surgical planning. Contrast-enhanced protocols available when clinically indicated.