Masarykova nemocnice Rakovník branches

We provide rehabilitation care in inpatient wards of hospitals. We treat with magnetotherapy, ultrasound, laser, stimulation and electrogymnastics. We diagnose peripheral paresis, soluxes and traction. Rehabilitation treatments are complemented by occupational therapy.

We operate a cardiology outpatient clinic. We provide examinations such as catheterization and coronary angiography, cardiac pacing and others. We examine heart rhythm disorders, cardiomyopathies, heart failure and patients with congenital and acquired heart defects.

We provide biological material and pre-transfusion testing. We deal with the departments of biochemistry, haematology and microbiology.

We provide consultation services and treatment for patients with chronic back, joint and head pain and post chemotherapy conditions.

The anaesthesiology outpatient clinic provides anaesthesiological pre-operative examination for surgical procedures in our hospital. The aim of the examination is to detect possible risks early, to instruct and prepare patients for surgery in an appropriate way, and thus to significantly reduce the risk of complications during surgery in the early postoperative period.

Operation of the neonatal unit. The neonatal unit is a specialist unit that provides care to physiological newborns and their mothers in the first days after birth.

We operate a diabetology and podiatry outpatient clinic. We care for patients with all types of diabetes in full scope and monitor the development of chronic complications. We control associated diseases such as disorders of fat metabolism, elevated blood pressure and obesity.

We run a counselling service for pregnant women. We take care of pregnant women from the 36th week of pregnancy until delivery.

We provide care for patients after injuries and surgeries performed for bone or ligamentous injuries.

Provision of oncology outpatient clinic services.

Stable patients with apalic syndrome are admitted to the ward. Until they regain full consciousness, they must receive special comprehensive long-term care. Although they no longer require artificial pulmonary ventilation, they need extra care for their airways and nutrition.

Operation of a medical emergency service.