NZOZ Twój Lekarz is expanding the Coordinated Care program in POZ with consultations from a pediatric endocrinologist. Dr. Anna Skiba has been accepting the youngest patients at the Kobierzyce Clinic and at the facility at Buforowa Street 67 in Wrocław since the beginning of May.
The May Day holiday is upon us. We would like to remind you that on public holidays, NZOZ Twój Lekarz clinics are closed. Where can you use Primary Health Care under the National Health Fund during this time?
The upcoming long May weekend is a great time to take care of your health, fitness and well-being! But before you jump into your running shoes or head out for an intense workout, stop for a moment.
Dear Patients! On the occasion of the upcoming Easter, we wish you, above all, health, family warmth, peace and rest in the company of your loved ones.
Spring walks in the forest, park or meadow are a great way to relax and connect with nature. Unfortunately, in such places it is easy to come across ticks that can carry dangerous diseases.
World Health Day is a special moment that reminds us every year how important it is to take care of ourselves and our loved ones. In 2025, the theme is: "Healthy beginnings, a hopeful future."
Did you know that a proper diet supports the treatment of many diseases and improves well-being? If you are covered by Coordinated Care in NZOZ "Twój Lekarz", you can take advantage of a free dietary consultation.
Are you planning motherhood? This is a special moment in every woman's life, so it is worth preparing for it properly. Our clinics join the educational campaign of the Health Promotion Foundation - PLAN FOR MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH.
In order to ensure the comfort of our Patients and to more efficiently organise the registration of visits to our clinics, we have launched an additional telephone number: 71 778 70 00. This solution makes it easier to contact a doctor, especially during the season of increased number of illnesses.
According to a new study published in The Lancet, there are now more than 800 million adults with diabetes worldwide. This number is almost twice the previous estimate by the World Health Organization (WHO), which put the number at about 422 million.