At our clinic, patients can benefit from coordinated care within Primary Health Care (POZ) — a modern model of treatment provided as part of the National Health Fund (NFZ) health insurance. This means that insured patients can use the program free of charge.
Coordinated care provides comprehensive and well-organized medical support for people with chronic conditions and those who require regular health monitoring. Your family doctor works together with a team of specialists, a nurse and a dietitian, ensuring that your entire treatment process is carefully planned and supervised.
What does coordinated care offer? With coordinated care, the patient receives:
✔ An individual treatment plan tailored to your health condition and needs.
✔ Fast access to diagnostic tests and specialist consultations without the need for multiple referrals.
✔ Continuous health monitoring which helps detect problems early and prevent complications.
✔ One doctor who coordinates all treatment your PHC doctor ensures that all care is consistent and well-organized.
✔ Support from a medical team including nurses, a dietitian and specialists who help you take better care of your health.
Who is coordinated care for?
The program is available for patients with:
- cardiological conditions (hypertension, heart failure, coronary artery disease, atrial fibrillation),
- diabetes and prediabetes,
- endocrine disorders (hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, single or multiple thyroid nodules),
- pulmonary diseases (COPD, asthma),
- chronic kidney disease.
Why is it worth it?
Coordinated care within the NFZ means:
• fewer formalities,
• faster diagnosis,
• greater patient comfort.
If you would like to use coordinated care under the NFZ, please ask at reception or contact your POZ doctor.
