How the mobile medical team works
The 'Health Train' project aims to increase the accessibility of high-quality medical care for the population. For six days, mobile diagnostic complexes will receive patients, providing an opportunity to undergo a comprehensive examination without prior appointment at a polyclinic. This is an excellent chance to check your health, identify risk factors at early stages, and receive recommendations from specialists.
Which specialists will be available
The mobile teams consist of qualified doctors of various profiles. Patients will be able to receive consultations on a wide range of health issues. The main areas of work for the mobile complexes include:
- Therapeutic examination and primary diagnostics;
- Consultations with narrow specialists (cardiologists, neurologists, endocrinologists);
- Basic laboratory tests;
- Functional diagnostics (ECG, ultrasound, and other methods).
Please note: mobile diagnostics is a preventive measure. If, based on the examination results, a doctor recommends additional treatment or an in-depth examination, be sure to consult your attending physician at your local polyclinic for an accurate diagnosis and prescription of therapy.