Enel-Med

Enel-Med S.A. was founded in Warsaw in 1993 and grew to become one of Poland's largest private healthcare networks, known for its specialist outpatient clinics and high-specification diagnostic imaging. In 2021–2022 the company was acquired by LUX MED Group, the Bupa-owned network that is today Poland's largest private healthcare operator with more than 300 own clinics and 16 hospitals. The Warsaw flagship at al. Jana Pawła II 41A — located in the Gdański Business Centre complex in the Wola district — was Enel-Med's largest site and continues to operate as a full-service diagnostic imaging centre. The CT department lists the complete range of examinations available in the LUX MED Diagnostyka catalogue: standard single-region scans (head, chest, abdomen/pelvis, spine, joints), high-resolution chest CT (HRCT), low-dose lung CT for cancer screening, cardiac CT for structural and vascular heart assessment, and a broad panel of CT angiography studies covering the cerebral, carotid, aortic, pulmonary, abdominal, and peripheral vascular territories. The coronary calcium score (CAC score) is offered as a non-contrast, non-fasting cardiac risk screening examination. Results are provided as a written radiologist report and image files. Contrast-enhanced examinations require a recent creatinine result to verify renal function before administration of iodinated contrast medium; patients on thyroid medication should also bring a TSH result. All CT examinations in Poland legally require a physician referral under the Atomic Law statute — any doctor in active practice, including a private GP, can issue one. English-language services are available. Booking via the LUX MED patient portal or by phone; the Warsaw Wola centre is well served by public transport and is located near the Warsaw Gdańska railway station.