Adults

The "Healthy?" screening is aimed at everyone aged 17 and over. The Office of Public Health invites you to an examination every 5 years.

Women are also invited to a gynecological check-up every 2.5 years.

The examination is voluntary and free of charge to the extent specified. However, if your doctor suspects pathological changes during the check-up, you will have to pay a contribution towards the costs of any further examinations and treatments as usual.

My benefits

What are the benefits of a check-up?

Your family doctor will support you in achieving your health goals. You will also receive expert advice on leading a healthy lifestyle. The preventive check-up helps to detect illnesses at an early stage.

What are the specific aims of the check-up?

• Reduction of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases
• Early detection of common cancers
• Detection of addictions
• Early detection of common age-related diseases
• Early detection of periodontal diseases (periodontium)
• Early detection of glaucoma (glaucoma)
• Detection of mental illnesses

Invitation to a preventive medical check-up

How will I be invited?

Invitations are issued in writing by the Office of Public Health.

• every 5 years for the general check-up
• every 2.5 years for the gynecological check-up

Important information about the general check-up:

Once you have received the invitation, make an appointment with your family doctor.

Please take it with you to the appointment:

• Invitation from the Office of Public Health with the printed barcode labels.
• Preventive health check-up consultation form ( please complete at home)
• Target agreement form
• Vaccination card

Important information about the gynecological check-up:

Once you have received the invitation, make an appointment with your gynecologist.

Please take it with you to the appointment:

• Invitation from the Office of Public Health with the barcode labels printed on it
• Women over 50 take the invitation to a mammogram (breast cancer screening) with them

You will receive all the important information about the screening procedure from your doctor.