Frequently Asked Questions

Poland offers high-quality medical care, advanced technology, experienced healthcare professionals, and significantly lower costs compared to the UK. Many clinics are accredited and cater to international patients.

Common procedures include dental work, cosmetic surgery, orthopedic surgery, fertility treatments, and general medical examinations. Poland is also known for its advanced care in cardiology and oncology.

Research online for clinics that specialize in your required treatment. Look for certifications, patient reviews, and international accreditations. Many facilities have English-speaking staff and provide comprehensive packages for international patients.

Costs for medical procedures in Poland can be significantly lower (often 50-70% less) than in the UK. However, prices can vary widely depending on the type of treatment and the facility.

It is advisable to have travel insurance that covers medical procedures, as well as any potential complications or cancellations. However, some clinics may offer payment plans or financing options.

You can arrange your medical travel through a medical tourism agency, or directly with the clinic. The process typically includes a consultation, scheduling your treatment, and arranging travel and accommodation.

Expect a thorough consultation, pre-operative assessments, and clear communication regarding your treatment plan. Many facilities provide post-operative care and follow-up.

Most reputable medical facilities in Poland have English-speaking staff who can assist international patients. It’s advisable to confirm this when making arrangements.

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your date of entry. Check for any visa requirements based on your nationality. As of October 2023, there may also be specific health regulations due to ongoing health concerns.

The length of stay depends on the type of treatment. Minor procedures may require a few days, while more complex surgeries may necessitate a week or more for recovery.

It’s essential to discuss post-operative care with your Polish healthcare provider and ensure you have a plan in place for any follow-up care required in the UK.

As with any medical procedure, there are risks involved. It’s important to do thorough research, consult with medical professionals, and ensure you’re comfortable with your chosen facility.

Yes! Many patients choose to explore Poland’s rich history and culture while recovering. Just be sure to follow your doctor’s advice regarding physical activity and recovery.

Most clinics accept credit/debit cards and bank transfers. Be sure to clarify payment methods and any required deposits before traveling.