A medical facility aimed at a longer active life
In January 2024, we opened Váš Lekár Clinic in Bratislava, which focuses on achieving total well-being for clients.
We are dedicated to health prevention, education and patient support.
We provide health care to modern people who care about their life.
We want to be available to them throughout all periods of life, not just preventively.
We will take care of them in case of health problems and we will be there for them during their recovery.
Our vision
Longer active life as the new Slovak standard.
We believe 65 can be the new 55!
Regular health care will add 10 active years (not only) in middle age.
In practice, this means:
- Longer active life of our clients. The way to achieve this is regular and early prevention together with a good diagnosis.
- Use of modern and comprehensive approaches of medicine towards the client. Application of innovative methods and studies in conjunction with advanced client service.
Our goal is to advance the current standard of Slovak healthcare and to combine a modern approach with the aim of achieving a longer life for our clients.
The Four Pillars of Váš Lekár
Availability
We guarantee easy remote communication and your personal visit takes place in an accessible and attractive location.
Well-being
We take a holistic approach to your health and want to help you achieve a longer active life. Prevention is one of the tools to achieve ideal well-being
Innovation
Within the clinic you will find all the necessary services, professional approach and modern equipment in one place. Váš Lekár also brings innovation to pharmacies where you can try out basic diagnostics.
Fairness
We speak clearly. Health results are presented to you in an easy-to-understand format and there are no hidden charges during the examination.
Váš Lekár in numbers
37 500 treated
patients per year in our outpatient clinics
6 ambulances
in three Slovak cities
1 million
tests on Covid-19. Diagnostics by our medical staff
4 vaccination centres
in two counties
100 sampling points
as part of the full-scale testing for Covid-19