The current epidemiological situation makes our face-to-face contacts a bit more difficult. However, we want you to be able to count on our support in preparing for childbirth and motherhood, which is why we are offering remote classes that will start on July 9 and last 9 weeks.
New disease statistics, information about virus outbreaks, tests, swabs, work on a vaccine – hundreds of reports related to the COVID-19 pandemic are coming in every day. As recipients, we are starting to “immunize” them, treating them as part of our everyday lives. We have become accustomed to appeals for caution, restrictions on access to some institutions, and ubiquitous reminders to disinfect hands, wear masks, and maintain social distance. Unfortunately, according to epidemiologists, the coronavirus is not letting up and is still very dangerous.
The forced isolation caused by COVID-19 has had a particularly negative impact on people suffering from musculoskeletal disorders. Patients requiring rehabilitation and physiotherapy have been deprived of the opportunity to use treatments that reduce symptoms and improve quality of life for several weeks. A project that will change this is just starting.
Dear Patients, Your safety is a priority for the entire NZOZ Twój Lekarz Team. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been using procedures to minimize the risk of coronavirus infection. We operate in accordance with the standards announced by the Ministry of Health and the Polish Society of Family Medicine and we are convinced that the use of recommended safety measures by both Staff and Patients is an action for the common […]
Vacations are a time for hiking, walking and outdoor recreation. Contact with nature has a beneficial effect on our health, provided that we remain sensible and avoid threats. The Chief Sanitary Inspectorate warns against one of them on its website. It concerns a dangerous plant – Sosnowsky's hogweed, which vacation hikers may encounter on their path.
The exceptional school year is coming to an end, the last months of which were marked by remote work and learning and social isolation. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our idea of travel and leisure. Mandatory masks and a two-meter distance in closed rooms and hand disinfection have become a permanent part of our everyday lives.
When should a man see a urologist? What set of tests should he undergo every year? Is a visit to the doctor a reason for shame?
These and other questions were answered in the Tatostreamer live by Your Doctor, Dr. Waldemar Bonaczar, urologist. We encourage you to watch the recording!
Can you be a role model, a buddy, and a demanding teacher at the same time? How can you reconcile upbringing with spoiling? Where can you find the strength and ideas to provide your children with attractions after work that they will remember when they grow up? These are difficult challenges that every father faces. "On Father's Day, it's worth talking about them," admits Paweł Gołębski, the creator of the journalistic […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on all areas of our lives, from the economy to culture and entertainment. The coronavirus threat has also completely changed healthcare. Masks, gloves, antiviral fluids at the entrance to facilities, complete disinfection of rooms, new recommendations and safety procedures. Their use brings concrete results.
Thanks to this, we can open our clinics, minimize the risk of infection and safely provide care to all our patients.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the tightened sanitary regimes that are supposed to counteract it apply to almost all services provided by healthcare facilities. However, the restrictions do not mean a complete cessation of activities aimed at caring for patients and their health.