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BusinessBratislava
Our clinic has 16 departments: among the specialties are Gynekológ (Gynecology), dermatology, ultrasound (УЗД), cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology, ENT (ЛОР), and endocrinology.
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Doctors who see patients in Ukrainian or Russian. We do not evaluate the quality of treatment — we show factual data and the language of consultation.
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BusinessBratislavaSvätého Vincenta 4
Ferticent offers comprehensive reproductive medicine services, focusing on modern methods and long-term partnership with patients. We work with international clients, providing medical expertise, personal support, and safe handling of biological material. At our center, you can undergo fertility diagnostics, receive consultations with reproductive specialists, and also use aesthetic gynecology procedures.
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BusinessŽilina
Main services — certificates needed for residence documents, vaccinations, and travel preparation. The clinic communicates in Ukrainian and Russian.
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BusinessBratislava
The team works on the principle of home visits, so help is available to families who have difficulty reaching the ambulatory. The team mainly operates in Bratislava, home visits are possible throughout Slovakia.
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ProfessionalBratislavaTehelná 26
Surgical, trauma, and orthopedic services, from consultations to one-day surgeries, I help with hernias, joint pain, and injuries.
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BusinessBratislavaNa križovatkách 82a
Dermatology, Gynekológ (Gynecology), aesthetic medicine, gastroenterology, kinesiology, massage, cosmetology, laser medicine, ultrasound diagnostics, trichology, and infusion therapy combined in our clinic. Services are provided by experienced specialists, each specializing in their field, and consultations are available without a referral from a doctor. You can make an appointment by phone or through official communication channels, the clinic operates six days a week in Bratislava at Na križovatkách 82a.
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GUIDE
Finding a doctor in Slovakia as a foreigner often starts with language: among the 6 specialists in this selection, all offer consultations in Ukrainian, Russian, and Slovak, while 5 work in English. Only 3 have listed a physical address, which matters if you prefer in-person visits over telemedicine. The rest may operate remotely or visit patients at home—clarify the format before booking.
What to check before paying
- Verify the doctor holds a valid Slovak medical licence (lekárska licencia) issued by the Slovak Medical Chamber
- Ask whether the consultation is covered by your health insurance or if you pay out-of-pocket
- Confirm the consultation format: in-person, home visit, or online
- Request a written summary or prescription in a language you understand
- Check cancellation policy and whether you can get a refund if you cannot attend
Prices vary widely depending on specialty, consultation length, and whether you use public insurance or private services. General practitioners in the public system are free for insured residents, but private consultations or specialists without a contract can charge €30–100 or more per visit. Always ask for a quote upfront. If you need help with other services or want to explore more professionals, browse the full directory of specialists or look up unfamiliar terms in the glossary.
Slovakia's public health system requires registration with a health insurance company (VšZP, Dôvera, or Union). If you are not insured, you will pay the full private rate. Emergency care is available to everyone, but routine appointments usually need advance booking—sometimes weeks ahead for specialists. Telemedicine has grown since 2020, so remote consultations are now common for follow-ups and prescriptions.
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Questions about doctors
Do I need Slovak health insurance to see a doctor?+
For public healthcare, yes—you must be registered with a Slovak insurance company (VšZP, Dôvera, or Union). Without insurance, you pay private rates, which can be significantly higher. Emergency care is provided regardless of insurance status.
Can I get a prescription in English or Ukrainian?+
Slovak pharmacies accept prescriptions in Slovak, but many doctors who work with expats can provide a translation or summary in English, Ukrainian, or Russian. Always ask your doctor to write key medication names in Latin or English to avoid confusion at the pharmacy.
How much does a private doctor consultation cost in Slovakia?+
Private consultations typically range from €30 to €100 or more, depending on the specialty and consultation length. General practitioners are usually cheaper than specialists. Always request a price quote before booking, as rates vary widely between practices.