Healthcare

General practitioner

Appointments

Prague

Appointments can be made by phone at +420 221 087 111, by e-mail at recepce@pol.agel.cz, or in person at the reception of the clinic during the opening hours (MON-FRI 9:00-15:00).

Pilsen

Appointments can be made by phone at +420 331 155 200, or in person at the reception of the clinic, during the opening hours (MON-FRI 9:00-15:00).

Non-registered students, including foreigners, can also make an appointment, but the capacity is limited. Patients without an appointment will be treated on weekdays between 7:30 and 9:00. After that, priority is given to those with an appointment. For patients without an appointment, treatment after 9:00 cannot be guaranteed due to capacity reasons. The reception of the clinic has an overview of the current capacity and regulates it. If a patient cannot be treated, another health facility must be contacted.

Registration

Citizens of the Czech Republic can register with a general practitioner. Registered patients are then able to:

  • make an appointment for a specific date and time.

  • request documents and certificates:


    • Assessment of medical fitness to drive motor vehicles

    • Assessment of medical fitness for sport

    • Assessment of medical fitness for work (temporary jobs)

    • Assessment of medical fitness to work with children

    • Assessment of medical fitness to undertake internships abroad, etc.

How to get to us?

Prague

The AGEL clinic is located at 37 Italská Street, but the main entrance is from Helénská Street. You can use trolleybus No. 135, stop Na Smetance. Alternatively, you can walk from Muzeum, Náměstí Míru, I.P. Pavlova or Hlavní nádraží metro stations. Paid parking is available in the adjacent zones around the clinic.

Pilsen

The AGEL clinic is located on Švihovská 14. You can reach us by trolleybuses 11, 13, 15, 16, 17 (stop Železniční poliklinika), bus 28 (stop Švihovská) or from the main railway station, where trams 1 and 2 run. There is both paid (on-street) and unpaid parking at the clinic.

How does it work on the spot?

When you arrive at the clinic, you must always check in at the reception. The staff will ask you to present your insurance card and student card or ISIC. You will then be directed to the waiting room of the relevant GP. Patients who do not check in at the reception will not be treated.

Stomatology

Appointments

Appointments can be made by phone at +420 604 551 117. Non-registered students, including foreigners, can also make an appointment, but capacity is limited. If a patient cannot be treated, another healthcare facility must be contacted.

How to get to us?

The AGEL Dental Centre is located on Vladislavova Street, Prague, on the 3rd floor of the Olympic Garden building. The fastest way to get there is from the metro stop Národní třída.

How does it work on the spot?

When you arrive at the clinic, you must always check in at the reception. The staff will ask you to present your insurance card and student card or ISIC. You will then be directed to the waiting room of the relevant dentist. Patients who do not check in at the reception will not be treated.

CU faculty facilities

Contacts

Students of the medical and pharmaceutical faculties can also consult their faculty medical centres.

Other options

Recommended healthcare providers

Note: While scheduling an appointment, always mention you are a student of Charles University.


Městská poliklinika Praha

  • Address: Spálená 12, 110 00, Praha 1 - Nové Město

  • Telephone: +420 222 924 211

  • E-mail: sekretariat@prahamp.cz

  • Website: www.prahamp.cz/


University Hospital in Motol

  • Address: V Úvalu 84, 150 06, Praha 5 - Motol

  • Telephone: +420 224 433 691, +420 224 433 681

  • E-mail:

  • Website: www.fnmotol.cz


Young+co

  • Address: Vítězné nám. 829/10, Praha 6 - Bubeneč

  • Telephone: +420 222 366 166

  • Virtual contact: Sestra Emmy

  • Website: www.young.co.cz


Ordinace praktického lékaře Kunratice

  • Contact person: MUDr. David Macharáček

  • Address: K Libuši 57/30, Praha 4 - Kunratice

  • Telephone: +420 244 462 016

  • Mobile: + 420 606 041 841

  • E-mail:

  • Website: www.vaslekar.eu


Cervenmed s.r.o.


Clinic4u s.r.o. and Medicare4u s.r.o.

  • Address: Na Veselí 928/15, 14000, Praha - Nusle

  • Address: Vodičková 1935/38, 11000, Praha 1 - Nové Město

  • Telephone: +420 241 404 242

  • E-mail:

  • Website: www.medicare4u.cz


Ordinace Pokorná a Bezdíčková s.r.o.

  • Contact person: MUDr. Ludmila Bezdíčková

  • Address: Vítězné náměstí 817/9, 160 00, Praha 6 - Bubeneč

  • Telephone: +420 224 311 189

  • E-mail:

  • Website: www.ordinacepokorna.cz


Městská poliklinika Praha

  • Address: Spálená 12, 110 00, Praha 1 - Nové Město

  • Telephone: +420 222 924 211

  • E-mail:

  • Website: https://www.prahamp.cz/

Czech Healthcare

The public healthcare in the Czech Republic has outstanding quality, great availability, and practically no additional costs other than the compulsory EU-wide insurance fee. Having this insurance, you are able to get outpatient care and regular check-ups with both general practitioners and medical specialists. Help in emergency situations is available to everybody at all times. Usually, there is no need to visit a private practice, unless you require a non-standard medical care.


Note, that non-prescription drugs are sold only in pharmacies. These may be recognised by the prominent green cross-displayed over the shop-front. If you are not able to get to the pharmacy for any reason, you can use one of the delivery services such as Rohlik.cz.


Students from EU + EEA/EFTA have access to urgent, state-provided healthcare during their stay in the Czech Republic. In order to receive the appropriate medical treatment, all you need is a blue EHIC card, which you must register with a Czech health insurance company.


Foreigners with visa requirements are obliged to take out health insurance covering comprehensive healthcare with a registered insurance provider, for long-term stays exceeding 90 days. This insurance is valid in all member states of the Schengen area. You can choose from three different tiers (packages) differentiated by the provided services. For shorter stays, regular travel insurance pre-arranged in your home country will suffice.


NOTE: Medical travel insurance is not required from citizens of the member states of the International Treaty on Cooperation in the Area of Health and Social Security. The same exception applies to participants of the Erasmus Mundus program, Fulbright scholarship program, European Voluntary Service of the EC Youth in Action programme, as well as holders of the GHIC card issued by the UK.



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