Preventive care and health programmes

Cervical cancer screening — high-risk HPV test

From 1 August 2026, a free high-risk HPV test replaced conventional cervical cytology in the cervical cancer screening programme. The test detects high-risk human papillomavirus — the cause of the disease, rather than its effects — making it more effective and allowing longer intervals between tests.

Taking the sample is quick and feels the same as a cervical smear. If the result is positive, liquid-based cytology (LBC) is performed on the same sample — there is no need for a second visit. A normal LBC result means another test in a year; an abnormal result leads to a referral for further investigation or treatment.

The test is available at obstetrics and gynaecology clinics contracted with NFZ and selected primary care clinics. Call reception — we will check your eligibility and guide you through the next steps.

Moje Zdrowie — an adult health check

This programme follows earlier schemes such as Profilaktyka 40 plus, but is broader and delivered through your family medicine clinic. The idea is simple: every few years, you have a set of tests and meet with your doctor to discuss the results — before you start feeling unwell.

How to join: start with a short questionnaire about your lifestyle and family medical history. Complete it yourself in Internetowe Konto Pacjenta (IKP) or the mojeIKP app, or visit us and we will do it together at reception. You then receive a referral for tests, followed by a review appointment at which the doctor discusses your results and prepares an Individual Health Plan.

Cardiovascular disease prevention (ChUK)

A free programme for people who have not been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease. It includes a discussion of lifestyle and family medical history, blood pressure, height and weight measurements, and blood tests for total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides and glucose.

At the end, the doctor discusses your results, assesses your risk and refers you for further tests if needed. No referral is required to join — simply call reception.

Routine child health checks

A routine health check assesses whether a child is developing as expected: height, weight, vision, hearing, posture, speech development and physical abilities. These checks are free and are carried out by a family doctor together with a nurse.

Reception will remind you when the check is due. If you are unsure whether your child needs one this year, simply ask by phone.

Vaccinations

We provide mandatory childhood vaccinations according to Poland’s vaccination schedule — these are free. Before vaccination, a doctor examines the child to check for any contraindications.

We also offer recommended vaccinations, including flu vaccination. Some are paid for privately or partly reimbursed — please ask reception about current arrangements and availability.

Care for people with long-term conditions

Patients with long-term conditions — high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid disorders or asthma — receive ongoing care from their family doctor. This includes regular follow-up appointments, monitoring tests and repeat prescriptions.