Prevention
Premium check-up
Prevention at the highest level
The premium check is comprehensive diagnostics that can optionally be extended according to symptoms and age. For optimal prevention it is best performed annually.
- Comprehensive laboratory tests beyond the standard panel, e.g. differential blood count, iron metabolism including ferritin, amino-acid profile, fatty-acid status, vitamins, minerals, trace elements in whole blood, redox status, glutathione, mitochondrial performance and hormone status.
- Additional analyses such as tumour markers or genetic risk factors if needed.
- Vaccination status, lung-function testing, and high-resolution ultrasound of the heart, carotid arteries, thyroid and abdominal organs including the aorta.
- Detailed assessment of circulatory function with Cardisiography, exercise ECG, pulse-wave analysis, heart-rate variability, body composition and optional stress echocardiography.
A detailed discussion of the results completes the check-up.
Who the premium check-up is for
The check-up is for patients who want screening beyond a basic programme — for example with a complex history, high occupational strain, or prior findings that suggest broader laboratory work.
How the appointment runs
After a structured conversation come blood sampling and the agreed examinations, usually over one or two visits. Fasting may be required for part of the laboratory work; we say so when booking. Discussing the results is a fixed part of the offering, not optional.
Costs and reimbursement
Costs start at about EUR 600 and depend on the chosen scope. Statutory health insurance covers only about EUR 30; the remainder is a self-pay service. Private health insurance usually covers 100%, depending on your contract.
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The information on this page does not replace individual medical advice, examination or treatment. Whether any measures are appropriate is decided in a personal consultation. Courses differ from person to person.
