Your visit

Your first examination visit: booking, fees and arrival

Confirm your examination purpose, instructions, fee components and documents before visiting. This page is not a confirmed appointment or price quotation.

Key points

  • Prepare booking questions
  • Check fee inclusions
  • Confirm arrival and language support

Prepare before making a booking inquiry

List the examination you want and your questions to make the consultation more efficient. Ask not only about available dates but also whether a prior consultation is required and whether preparation instructions are sent by text message or provided in writing. An inquiry alone may not complete the booking, so confirm the final appointment confirmation.

Confirm examination costs and visit time

Ask whether sedation, tissue sampling, polyp removal or document fees are separate from the basic examination. Insurance coverage and the exact amount you pay can depend on the care and treatment actually provided. Ask separately about the procedure duration and the total time at the clinic, including registration, consultation and recovery.

Documents and other arrival checks

Confirm the identification required for check-in, previous test reports from other hospitals and parking information. A multilingual website does not guarantee consultation or interpretation in every displayed language, so check availability when booking. If you plan sedated endoscopy, arrange a safe journey home from the booking stage.

Frequently asked questions

Can I arrive without a booking after reading the website?

Same-day availability and preparation requirements such as fasting differ by examination. Contact the clinic first, confirm that the examination is possible and obtain booking confirmation before visiting.

Could there be costs beyond the amount discussed beforehand?

The final cost can vary with the actual examination and treatment, including tissue sampling or polyp removal. Ask about included and excluded items and how additional costs will be explained.

Can I receive consultation in every language displayed on the website?

Website translation and in-clinic consultation or interpretation are separate services. State your preferred language when booking and confirm whether interpretation support is available.

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