Medical certificate for school/camp for children aged 8 to 19

• The check-up is performed for children aged 8 and older, school-aged children, and adults.
• Patients must be accompanied by one of the parents/guardians.
• Additional tests are performed for professional athletes, the cost of which is not included in the general service price.

Information about the annual child health check-up for obtaining the Pupil's Health Certificate:

All children up to 18 years old and older students who study under general education programs in schools must have a preventive health check-up once a year. Upon completion, an electronic "Pupil's Health Certificate" is issued.

Children's health is checked by a family doctor. Also, for a preventive health check-up, it is necessary to check the condition of teeth and oral hygiene - this is performed by a dentist or a dental specialist, or an oral hygienist, but it can also be after the family doctor's health check-up.

The annual preventive child health check-up helps to identify health disorders in a timely manner, encourages lifestyle adjustments, and considers the child's health needs in the educational process.

How to prepare for the child's preventive health check-up?

1. Have the patient's identity card with you, and the patient must be accompanied by one of the parents/guardians (up to 16 years old)
2. Have a dental check-up before arriving - it must be done once a year
3. Bring a urine sample with you. Read how to prepare for the urine test here.

When is a more detailed health check-up needed?

If during the child's or adult student's preventive health check-up the family doctor suspects potential health or developmental disorders. The doctor may not issue the Pupil's Health Certificate and may refer for further health examination by other specialists.

Up to what age should a child be accompanied by one of the parents or representatives for a health check-up?

Children aged 16 and older can come for a health check-up alone.

When visiting with a minor patient, it is necessary to have: The minor's identity document (passport, ID card, or birth certificate); 

If not accompanied by one of the parents or guardian – a power of attorney or a document confirming the kinship.