- What to do in case of emergency?
Day or night, in case of serious emergencies (that may be life-threatening) you should call 112 (European emergency number, the operators speak English). An ambulance will be sent with medical support; you will be examined on the spot, treated or, if necessary, taken to the hospital.
If you are having an injury or illness that is too serious to be dealt with by your general practitioner the next morning but not serious enough to call for an ambulance, you require what Czechs define as “urgent care”. In such situations, if you cannot go to your registered GP, the place to go to is the Trauma Hospital of Brno (“Úrazová nemocnice”, Ponávka 6, tel. 545 538 111), located near the centre of the city. The Trauma Hospital has urgent care facilities for both medical and dental problems.
During normal working hours (weekdays from 7:00 to 17:00), you should first go to your GP if you require urgent care. At other times – Monday to Friday 17:00 to 7:00 and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays at all times, you should make your own way to the hospital.
- My child is injured/sick. Where should I go?
In the case of children and young people (up to the age of 18) that are in need of urgent care, you should turn to the Children’s Hospital at Černopolní 9. Urgent care services are available from 15:30 to 7:00 on weekdays and round the clock on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
- Do I have to pay for medical services?
Visits to your doctor are covered by your insurance policy. If you need to visit a specialist, your GP will arrange for this (you first need to see your GP to get ‘an invitation’ to see a specialist); the financial arrangements are the same as in the case of treatment by your GP.
If you are insured with an insurance company (international one) which does not have an office in the Czech Republic, then you have to pay the doctor in cash, s/he will give you a bill and your insurance company will give you the money back based on the bills. This procedure is not common in the Czech Republic and most doctors are not used to it. However, you will be most likely be successful if you go to a private doctor. They should be used to it, or at least they are able to provide you with a bill for the service.
Learn more in the guide Health Insurance.
Additionally, there are some small fees that you are required to pay no matter your insurance: such as the charge (90 CZK) for emergency health care.
- Do I have to pay for dental care?
Your health insurance will cover dental check-ups twice a year and routine measures (e.g. amalgam dental fillings, an x-ray once every two years).
For matters such as using non-standard materials for fillings (understand for example white fillings), having a tooth capped, and so on, you (like Czechs) will have to pay a surcharge.
- Am I free to choose a doctor?
You are free to choose your general practitioner, though you should check to make sure that s/he has signed a contract with the insurance company with which you have taken out health insurance. If this is not the case, your insurance provider will still reimburse the doctor, but only when it is a case of “essential” or “urgent” treatment.
You may also contact your health insurance company and request a list of doctors in your area.
The same applies to specialists.
Scroll down to see a list of English speaking doctors in Brno.
- Are there any pharmacies open 24/7?
In Brno we have only a few pharmacies which are open non-stop (24/7):
- Lékárna Koliště at Koliště 47 (tel. 545 424 811)
- Max – nearby the main train station – Bašty 413/2 (tel. 542 213 531)
- What is the cumpolsary vaccination for my child?
If you come to the Czech Republic for a period longer than 3 months with your child, you are obliged to follow the Czech law regarding the vaccination of children.
Czech law states that every child has to be vaccinated for the following diseases:
- Diphtheria
- Tetanus
- Whooping cough
- Haemophilus influenzae B
- Viral hepatitis B
- Polio
- Measles
- Rubella
All the vaccinations are for free, the state pays for them. You have to pay for the process, the injection, which is approximately 300 CZK. If you have Czech health insurance, injections are for free as well.
The doctor who will take care of your baby has to follow the law of the Czech Republic as well as the law of your home country regarding vaccinations – meaning if your country has another compulsory vaccination, then the Czech doctor will apply it to your child but you will have to pay for the vaccination.
- What to do in case of emergency?
Day or night, in case of serious emergencies (that may be life-threatening) you should call 112 (European emergency number, the operators speak English). An ambulance will be sent with medical support; you will be examined on the spot, treated or, if necessary, taken to the hospital.
If you are having an injury or illness that is too serious to be dealt with by your general practitioner the next morning but not serious enough to call for an ambulance, you require what Czechs define as “urgent care”. In such situations, if you cannot go to your registered GP, the place to go to is the Trauma Hospital of Brno (“Úrazová nemocnice”, Ponávka 6, tel. 545 538 111), located near the centre of the city. The Trauma Hospital has urgent care facilities for both medical and dental problems.
During normal working hours (weekdays from 7:00 to 17:00), you should first go to your GP if you require urgent care. At other times – Monday to Friday 17:00 to 7:00 and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays at all times, you should make your own way to the hospital.
- My child is injured/sick. Where should I go?
In the case of children and young people (up to the age of 18) that are in need of urgent care, you should turn to the Children’s Hospital at Černopolní 9. Urgent care services are available from 15:30 to 7:00 on weekdays and round the clock on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
- Do I have to pay for medical services?
Visits to your doctor are covered by your insurance policy. If you need to visit a specialist, your GP will arrange for this (you first need to see your GP to get ‘an invitation’ to see a specialist); the financial arrangements are the same as in the case of treatment by your GP.
If you are insured with an insurance company (international one) which does not have an office in the Czech Republic, then you have to pay the doctor in cash, s/he will give you a bill and your insurance company will give you the money back based on the bills. This procedure is not common in the Czech Republic and most doctors are not used to it. However, you will be most likely be successful if you go to a private doctor. They should be used to it, or at least they are able to provide you with a bill for the service.
Learn more in the guide Health Insurance.
Additionally, there are some small fees that you are required to pay no matter your insurance: such as the charge (90 CZK) for emergency health care.
- Do I have to pay for dental care?
Your health insurance will cover dental check-ups twice a year and routine measures (e.g. amalgam dental fillings, an x-ray once every two years).
For matters such as using non-standard materials for fillings (understand for example white fillings), having a tooth capped, and so on, you (like Czechs) will have to pay a surcharge.
- Am I free to choose a doctor?
You are free to choose your general practitioner, though you should check to make sure that s/he has signed a contract with the insurance company with which you have taken out health insurance. If this is not the case, your insurance provider will still reimburse the doctor, but only when it is a case of “essential” or “urgent” treatment.
You may also contact your health insurance company and request a list of doctors in your area.
The same applies to specialists.
Scroll down to see a list of English speaking doctors in Brno.
- Are there any pharmacies open 24/7?
In Brno we have only a few pharmacies which are open non-stop (24/7):
- Lékárna Koliště at Koliště 47 (tel. 545 424 811)
- Max – nearby the main train station – Bašty 413/2 (tel. 542 213 531)
- What is the cumpolsary vaccination for my child?
If you come to the Czech Republic for a period longer than 3 months with your child, you are obliged to follow the Czech law regarding the vaccination of children.
Czech law states that every child has to be vaccinated for the following diseases:
- Diphtheria
- Tetanus
- Whooping cough
- Haemophilus influenzae B
- Viral hepatitis B
- Polio
- Measles
- Rubella
All the vaccinations are for free, the state pays for them. You have to pay for the process, the injection, which is approximately 300 CZK. If you have Czech health insurance, injections are for free as well.
The doctor who will take care of your baby has to follow the law of the Czech Republic as well as the law of your home country regarding vaccinations – meaning if your country has another compulsory vaccination, then the Czech doctor will apply it to your child but you will have to pay for the vaccination.
General info
Available medical care and a clear understanding of the health care system in a new country are among the key necessities when settling down abroad. The overall level of medical services in the Czech Republic is high.f
Should you struggle with understanding the Czech medical system, it is thoroughly explained at Healthcare User Guide (in English, 30 pages) put together by the St. Anna Hospital in Brno.
The way you can make use of these services depends on the type of health insurance you have (public or commercial) and the particular health insurance company the service has a contract with.
(For more information see the guide Health insurance)
Finding a doctor
1) First of all, contact your insurance company and ask for assistance with finding a doctor. The insurance company is obliged to find a general doctor, pediatrician, dentist etc. who has an agreement with your insurance company. Your insurance company must help you find a doctor. Read more here!
At VZP, the biggest health insurance company in the Czech Republic, after you ask for their help, they provide you with a link to the list of contractual doctors who have free capacity at the moment. Contact the doctors, call or email, explain your issue, and ask them to register you as a regular patient. However, if they do not register you, VZP offers a “safety net”. If a doctor from the list tells you that they cannot register you, you are supposed to ask for their written reasoning for such decision (Písemné vyjádření, že přijetí do trvalé péče u PZS nemohlo být provedeno a z jakého důvodu in Czech) which you are then obliged to forward to the insurance company. Demand this reasoning from the doctor who did not register you. If no doctor from the list answers your calls or emails, inform the insurance company about it too.
If you cannot be in the public health insurance system, contact your commercial insurance for foreigners provider – they all have assistance service. If you are chosing a commercial insurance for foreigners, here are your options.
2) The complete list of doctors and medical facilities in Brno (in Czech) is available at the National Registry of Medical Service Providers , including a map of all doctors and specialists (in Czech). You can find a map of doctors and facilities. Click on “mapa poskytovatelů” and select your region (Jihomoravský kraj) and city (Brno-město, Brno). And then choose the type of doctor you are looking for, for a general practitioner, select “všeobecné praktické lékařství“, for a dentist – “zubní lékařství” etc. However, first check with the doctor if they accept your health insurance company and if they are available or speak your language.
There is also a list of medical facilities in Brno, at the Brno city homepage. Download a document called Informační průvodce. (in Czech, 200-pages-long booklet from the year 2023-2024, the newest available). Also, if you are in a hurry and searching for medical facilities in the city, this shortlist (in Czech) can come in handy.
3) Use an independent service, a search engine and the popular database Známý lékař (in Czech only). It also contains contact to various GPs, including ratings and comments from patients.
4) Try to contact doctors from our Brno Expat Centre list of doctors, below, or the list of Centre for International Cooperation, Masaryk University is available on their official website.
5) In case of urgent medical need: Should you immediately need services of a GP without being registered at any (you are feeling sick, you need pills and a sick note), you can go to the Trauma Hospital (Address: Ponávka 6) and ask for a GP’s check-up there. They are available 24/7, except between 3 and 5 PM. However, you will need to be ready to wait maybe for hours before they admit you.
You can also visit an urgent medical care at the Military Hospital (Address: Zábrdovická 3). However, their emergency service is only available between 3.30PM and 8.30PM on weekdays and from 8AM to 2PM on weekends and bank holidays. Also, they do not guarantee communication in English, so we highly recommend to got here with an interpreter.
For a fast ambulance and immediate admission to the hospital (in serious cases only), call 112.
Commercial options and paid service
If you want to make the process of searching for a GP easier for yourself and you don’t mind paying for it, you can contact the Canadian Medical clinic and prepay the membership for English speaking service, in house doctors, help line etc. The membership fee is for the English friendly reception, the actual medical care is then covered from your health insurance.
Telemedicine
When in need of medical consultation, before searching for a doctor, you may take advantage of online doctors, who can answer your questions, suggest medication, and recommend a specialist.
- www.ulekare.cz (in English) is a website and an app for consulting a doctor and for making an appointment with a doctor. Consulting is available for single payment, however, the doc appointment only as part of employee benefit membership (talk to your employer ;). Clients of OZP insurance company can use the service as a benefit.
- www.meddi.com/cz/en is an app (in English) for consulting a doctor via call, chat or video call. Medicine prescription, and appointment with GP or paediatrician is possible for an extra fee.
At the doctors
There are indeed many doctors who speak English (but you have to be patient with them, not all of them speak fluently). Nevertheless, the nurses often do not speak English. When you go to visit a doctor or a hospital, the nurse is the first person you have to speak with. For this reason, here is a short list of phrases which can be helpful.
| I’d like to see a doctor | Chtěl bych vidět doktora. |
| Do you have an appointment? | Jste objednaný? |
| Is it urgent? | Je to naléhavé? |
| I’d like to make an appointment to see Dr… | Rád bych se objednal k doktorovi… |
| Do you have any doctors who speak English? | Máte doktora, který mluví anglicky? |
| Do you have private medical insurance? | Máte soukromé zdravotní pojištění? |
| Have you got a European Health Insurance Card? | Máte Evropský průkaz zdravotního pojištění? |
| Card? | Pojištění? |
| Please take a seat. | Prosím, posaďte se. |
| The doctor’s ready to see you now. | Lékař vás nyní prohlédne. |
The BEC list of doctors*:
*Please note, this is a collection of doctors and facilities recommended by our clients and other foreigners. We do not guarantee the availability of the doctor, language capacities, or quality of the medical care.
IMPORTANT: Please, bear in mind that many doctors in the city (as well as the whole republic) currently work on the limit of their capacity and do not accept new patients. Give it a try anyway but if everything fails, please, contact your insurance agency and ask there, they are legally bound to provide you with a doctor.
This is a list of English-speaking doctors that we know of. However, please, bear in mind that this list does not mean that they are currently available. Please, try contacting them on your own.
General practitioners
Věra Schöblová
ENG, GER, RUS, SWE
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Lidická 42
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+420 545 245 235, +420 545 572 813
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gpvera@gmail.com
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website
Otakar Ach-Hübner
ENG, no first appointment, very long waiting lines, check website first
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Mendlovo nám. 17
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+420 544 525 335
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website
Iveta Marková
ENG
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Halasovo náměstí 597/1
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+420 548 220 120, +420 607 021 010
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sestra@mudrmarkova.cz
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website
Paediatricians
Jiří Dufka
FRA, GER
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Neklež 3, Brno-Líšeň, garden entrance
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+420 544 211 329
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dufka.jiri@email.cz
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website
Pediatric Clinic of University Hospital
The clinic only works for either emergencies or specialised examinations which are only possible based on a written recommendation from a general paediatrician. They do not accept regular patients.
Lenka Dostálová
ENG, RUS, GER
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Makovského náměstí 2
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+420 539 090 225, +420 603 228 526
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lekar@mudrdostalovakopecna.cz
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website
Marie Valíčková
ENG, GER
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Bakalovo nábřeží 1/1, Brno-Štýřice
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+420 543 213 885
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dsbakalovo@seznam.cz
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website
Milada Dražanová
ENG, GER
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Svatopluka Čecha 2, Brno-Královo Pole
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+420 541 217 798
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drazanova.milada@volny.cz
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website
Pediatric Medical Centre Arnika MUDr. Denisa Mendelová
ENG, GER
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Myslbekova 29, Brno Židenice, for local patients only
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+420 548 531 732, +420 603 919 036
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info1@dsarnika.cz
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website
Lubomír Kukla
ENG
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Kurská 2, Brno-Starý Lískovec
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+420 723 857 773, +420 547 219 466
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kukla.stredisko@gmail.com
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website
Kateřina Špiříková
ENG, GER
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Palackého třída 137
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+420 541 218 410, +420 606 237 637
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spirikovi@volny.cz
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website
Renata Bartošková
ENG
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Údolní 18
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+420 541 246 538, +420 775 991 897
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renata.bartoskova@gmail.com
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website
An extensive list of paediatricians in Brno: babyonline.cz/pediatri/brno-mesto
Dental care
DUO SMILE, MUDR. ET MDDR. EVA AND HANA LUSKAČOVY
ENG, SPA. Ultraprevention Dental Expert. Follows a unique dental care programme which makes your smile healthy for life, in record time, every time.
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Pekařská 84 Brno-Centre; 3rd floor
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+420 720 020 232
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info@duo-smile.cz
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website
4M DENTISTRY, MUDR. MILIDRAGOVÁ ET MDDR. BARBORA MILIDRAGOVÁ
ENG, SRB, CRO. Dentists providing complete dental services to keep your smile beautiful and healthy.
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Lidická 977/23a, Brno-Střed
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+420 725 857 346
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dentistry.b@gmail.com.
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website
Filip Georges - Diente
ENG, SPA, prefers phone calls
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Hlinky 44/112a
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+420 773 367 917
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irecepce@diente.cz
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website
Nazar Shcherbyna
RUS
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Úzká 488/8, Brno-střed 602 00
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+420 543 333 111, +420 775 743 303
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info@eurostom.cz
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website
SMILE FACTORY
ENG, GER, initial consultation needed - cost: 1200 CZK
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Jakubská 156/2, Brno-Střed
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+420 607 027 707
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info@smilefactory.cz
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website
Eurostom
ENG, FRA, RUS and others
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Úzká 488/8, Brno-Střed
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+420 543 333 111, +420 775 743 303
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info@eurostom.cz
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website
CENESSTO DENTAL CLINIC
ENG
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Lidická 965/31, 602 00 Brno
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+420 543 217 513, +420 775 888 831
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info@cenessto.cz
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website
Sorriso - dentist, orthodontics
ENG, GER, prefers phone calls
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Vídeňská 6
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+420 773 533 059
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recepce@sorriso.cz
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website
Zubní centrum Rostislavovo náměstí
ENG
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Rostislavovo náměstí 15
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+420 739 373 083
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recepce.rn@zubnivbrne.cz
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website
Physiotherapists
Jana Warren
Psychology services in Brno
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Náměstí 28. října
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+420 723 174 810
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warren.psychology@gmail.com
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website
FLOW Rehab Care s.r.o.
ENG, GER, ESP
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Výstavní 17, Brno, 603 00, 5th floor
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info@flowrehabcare.cz
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website
Simona Pappová
ENG, prefers phone calls, GP's recommendation needed for first meeting
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Hybešova 18
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+420 605 288 779, +420 543 331 835
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akupunktura@papp.cz
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website
Jiří Marek
ENG, GER, RUS, prefers phone calls
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Hálkova 28, Brno-Husovice
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+420 542 215 816, +420 603 765 401
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marek@naprapathy.cz
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website
Hematologists
Department of Clinical Hematology, The University Hospital Brno
ENG
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Bohunice, pavilon X, 5th floor
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+420 532 233 061
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website
Dermatologists
Department of dermatovenerology, St. Anne's University Hospital
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Pekařská 53, Brno-Střed
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+420 543 182 799
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sekr.dvk@fnusa.cz
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website
Daniela Kaňovská
ENG, RUS, prefers phone calls
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Česká 1, Brno-Střed
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+420 542 210 114
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dkan@seznam.cz
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website
Hana Nechvátalová
ENG
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Masarykova 31, Brno-Střed
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+420 602 452 461
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nechvatalova@dermatologie-brno.cz
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website
Mojmír Müller
ENG, esthetic dermatology
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Vodní 21 - Brno
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+420 607 839 075, +420 547 211 995
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ambulance@drmuller.info
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website
Eye doctors
Jan Malimánek
ENG, GER
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Jugoslávská 11
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+420 545 424 767, +420 731 526 823
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malimanek.jan@post.cz
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website
NeoVize Eye Clinic
ENG, GER, UKR
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Viniční 235, Brno-Židenice
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+420 517 070 700, +420 775 858 700
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info@neovize.cz
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website
Marek Michalec
ENG
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Jihlavská 20, pavilion L, 16th floor
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+420 532 233 024, +420 532 233 777
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Michalec.Marek@fnbrno.cz
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website
Ear doctors ORL – Phoniatrics
Ears, nose, throat – “ENT”, Otolaryngology
Endocrinologists
Dalibor Zeman
ENG, patients from Brno-Sever, Černá Pole only
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Jugoslávská 11
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+420 545 424 772
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dalzeman@post.cz
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website
Orthopaedics
Revmacentrum MUDr. Mostera, s.r.o.
ENG, RUS, FRA
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Mošnova 8
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+420 548 530 645
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info@revmacentrum.cz
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website
Neurologists
Jaroslav Lněnička
ENG, prefers phone calls, documents in Czech only
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Jugoslávská 13
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+420 545 214 317
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MONEA@seznam.cz
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website
Marie Sekaninová
ENG, prefers phone calls
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Pražská 35
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+420 731 575 724
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neurologiebosonohy@gmail.com
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website
Cardiologists
Libor Nechvátal
Medical Center, ENG, * a written recommendation from your GP
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Hybešova 43
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+420 604 128 428, +420 725 807 574
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linechvatal@seznam.c
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website
Gastroenterologists
Antonín Pokorný
ENG, FRA, RUS, prefers phone calls
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Ponávka 2, Brno-Střed-Zábrdovice
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+420 545 242 891
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pokorny@gastrohelp.cz
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website
Karolina Poredská
ENG
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Jihlavská 20
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+420 532 233 923, +420 532 233 700 (Thu 8AM-2PM)
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komarkova.karolina@fnbrno.cz
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website
Gynaecologists, Prenatal diagnosis
Emergency, pregnancy problems: The Center for Reproductive Medicine
ENG
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Obilní trh 11
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+420 532 238 440, +420 532 231 111
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website
Milan Anton
ENG, GER, RUS, prefers phone calls
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Zámečnická 5, Brno-Střed
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+420 542 215 739
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dr.milan.anton@gmail.com
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website
Ludmila Lázničková
ENG, GER, RUS
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Vodní 13, Brno-Střed
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+420 543 211 234, +420 731 428 333
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cenap@cenap.cz
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website
Radmila Vyzulová
ENG
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Potoční 9
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+420 545 233 344, +420 602 515 555
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gynekologiediora@seznam.cz
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website
Reprofit - Dr Mičínová and Dr Kalvodová
ENG, GER, FRA, ROM (românesc), HUN (magyar)
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Hlinky 122
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+420 543 516 001
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info@reprofit.cz
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website
Centrum Dvořák
ENG, gynecology and primary care centre
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Orlí 10
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+420 542 423 200, +420 602 571 236...more phone numbers on their website
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recepce@centrumdvorak.cz
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website
Markéta Zahrádková
ENG, gynecological clinic for children, adolescents and adults
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Zahradníkova 2, 5th floor, door number 506
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+420 533 302 253
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zahradkovasro@seznam.cz
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website
An extensive list of gynaecologists in Brno: babyonline.cz/gynekologove
Urologists
Martin Drábek - Uro - clinic
ENG
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Hlinky 122, Brno-Střed
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+420 732 683 000
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martindrabek@hotmail.com
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website
Urocentrum Brno
ENG, GER, RUS, ITA (italiano), UKR (українська), VIE (Tiếng việt), prefers phone calls, not all nurses speak English, better to make an appointment in Czech
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Purkyňova 35e, Brno-Královo Pole
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+420 549 257 130
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website
Doulas, Midwives
Karin Doubková
ENG, prefers phone calls
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Kotlanova 7
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+420 603 936 159
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karindoubkova@gmail.com
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website
Maternity department of the Faculty Hospital Brno
ENG
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Obilní trh +420 608 561 994, Bohunice +420 606 718 041
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website
Psychiatrists
Psychiatric clinic, the University Hospital Brno
ENG
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Bohunice, pavilon G
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+420 547 212 333 ('Linka naděje' - psychological first aid on phone), +420 532 232 078 (24-hour Crisis Centre)
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website
Psychotherapists and psychological services
Ahmad Asadi
ENG, ARA, HEB
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Veslářská 246, Brno-Jundrov-Pisárky
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+420 778 759 393, +420 542 518 518
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ahmad.asadi@dum-brno.cz
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website
Libuše Čermáková
ENG, prefers phone calls
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Sukova 2, Brno-střed, 5th floor
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+420 721 323 832
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libuse.cermakova@gmail.com
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website
Lucia Čemová
ENG
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Jakubské náměstí 1, 3rd floor (left -side door)
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+420 601 321 422
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lucia@brno-psychotherapy.cz
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website
Clinics and Rehabilitation
Clinics host a variety of medical specializations and doctor offices under one roof with a shared reception.
Canadian Medical
ENG, Outpatient health care centre specialising in premium medical care and health care services for individual clientele and employers. Specializations: General Practitioner, Dermatology, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Ophthalmology (Eyes), Orthopaedics, Physiotherapy, Radiography (X-ray), Sonography, Stomatology, prefers phone calls
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Jánská 2
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+420 222 300 300
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website
Top Moravia Health
ENG, GER, VIP programme available only
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Viniční 235, Brno-Židenice
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+420 533 306 460
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info@tmhklinika.cz
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website
SurGal Clinic s.r.o.
ENG, GER
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Drobného 38-40, Brno-Černá Pole
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+420 532 149 317, +420 702 207 885
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vendula@surgalclinic.cz
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website
Policlinic Zahradníkova
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Zahradníkova 494/2, Brno-Střed
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+420 541 552 111, +420 532 276 111
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website
Dům Zdraví
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Jugoslávská 13
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website
FLOW Rehab Care s.r.o.
ENG, GER, ESP
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Výstavní 17, Brno, 603 00, 5th floor
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info@flowrehabcare.cz
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website
MUDr. Antonín Koukal, spol. s r.o.
ENG
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Dobrovského 23, Viniční 235, Josefská 25
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+420 541 425 260, +420 533 306 376, +420 542 216 203
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info@clr.cz
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website
Hospitals
Admissions to hospitals are allowed by a recommendation of your GP or a specialist, according to your specific needs. Treatments in public hospitals are covered by your health insurance, though you have to pay a relatively small daily charge for the duration of your stay there.
The University hospital Brno
Center for Adult Medicine in Bohunice
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Jihlavská 20, Brno-Bohunice
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+420 532 231 111
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website
The Center for Reproductive Medicine
Center for Adult Medicine in Bohunice
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Obilní trh 11, Brno-Střed-Veveří
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+420 532 231 111
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website
Children's Medical Center
Contact person speaking ENG: Hana Řiháčková (+420 723 763 163)
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Černopolní 9-22, Brno-Černá Pole
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+420 532 231 111
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website
Saint Anne's University Hospital
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Pekařská 53, Brno-Střed
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+420 543 181 111
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info@fnusa.cz
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website
The Merciful Brothers' Hospital
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Polní 3, Brno-Střed
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+420 532 299 111
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info@nmbbrno.cz
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website
Emergency Trauma Hospital of Brno
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Ponávka 6
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+420 545 538 111
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reditelstvi@unbr.cz
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website
Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute
ENG
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Žlutý kopec 7, Brno-Střed
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+420 543 131 111
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direct@mou.cz
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website
Laboratory Diagnostics
Synlab
ENG
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7 sampling stations, 1 laboratory in Modřice, see https://www.synlab.cz/lablocator
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+420 800 800 234
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https://www.synlab.cz/contact-us
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website
Vladimír Komárek
ENG, GER, no need to make an appointment in advance, GP's recommendation needed
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Zahradníkova 2
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+420 800 100 052
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vladimir.komarek@vladimir-komarek.cz
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website
Veterinary Services
ANIMED clinic
ENG, prefers phone calls, professional and client-friendly veterinary care for your pet. 5 stars review from 83 people on Facebook.
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Blatnická 9
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+420 734 421 272
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info@animed.cz
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website
Barbora Mitková
ENG, GER
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Kounicova 2
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+420 541 213 311, +420 777 322 230
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info@brno-veterina.cz
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website
Soňa Šimeková
ENG, life-threatening cases must call +420 541 562 392 (8AM to 8PM), +420 607 055 474 (8PM to 8AM), Palackého 1-3
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Špitálka 33
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+420 543 255 740, +420 728 011 135
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gabrid@seznam.cz
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website
Veterinary clinic Brno
ENG, Macedonian, MVDr. Natalija Krčková
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Palackého 158
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+420 605 779 702
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info@veterinarniordinacebrno.cz
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website
Lung Doctors
Charlotta Mechlová
ENG, RUS
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Zahradníkova 2, building B: 1st floor - on the right, building C: 2nd floor - on the left
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+420 541 552 236
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chmechlova@seznam.cz
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website
Diabetologists
Miloslava Konečná
ENG
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Jugoslávská 11, building B, 3th floor
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+420 533 424 643, +420 730 899 463
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dia_brno@restrial.com
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website
Podiatrists
Vladimír Holoubek
ENG
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Palackého třída 49, Dřevařská 18a
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+420 541 212 942, +420 777 238 503
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footstudio@columna.cz, drevarska@columna.cz
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website
Allergists
HORNMED
ENG, allergology and immunology clinic
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Charbulova 8
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+420 511 112 593, +420 606 088 116
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info@alergologie-brno.cz
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website
Angiologists
Vascular
ENG (doctors can speak English, but the nurse can't), vascular clinic
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Zahradníkova 2
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+420 541 552 494, +420 777 255 200
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lekar@vascular.cz, sestra@vascular.cz
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website