INVICTA clinics have been providing specialist services under contracts with the National Health Fund (NFZ) for many years. Our services include medical consultations, diagnostic tests and preventive care programmes. Patients with health insurance can be confident that they will receive care and treatment tailored to their individual needs.
Services provided under the National Health Fund (NFZ) comprise free medical care available to those with public health insurance. These include, amongst others, people in work, pensioners, registered unemployed people, students up to the age of 26, children up to the age of 18, as well as people registered for insurance by a family member or those benefiting from support schemes.
Under the NFZ, patients can access free medical consultations, diagnostic tests and preventive care services, which support both the treatment process and day-to-day health management.
Using medical services under the National Health Fund (NFZ) means, above all, access to free treatment. Patients have access to doctors specialising in a wide range of fields, can be referred for necessary diagnostic tests, and can take part in preventive programmes that support the early detection of diseases. This ensures systematic and continuous medical care, which is particularly important in the case of chronic conditions.
We offer a comprehensive in-house service, with no need to visit other centres. We provide a clear process, support at every stage and access to experienced specialists. The on-site blood collection point enables tests to be carried out quickly, making the whole process convenient and ensuring there are no unnecessary delays.
From booking an appointment via the dedicated helpline, through to undergoing tests and receiving the results – every stage has been carefully planned to ensure maximum comfort and safety for patients.
Thanks to the MediPoint system, patients can quickly and easily access their test results online, without having to wait for an appointment or visit the clinic.
Our facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment and certified laboratories. We follow procedures that comply with international standards, which guarantees the reliability and accuracy of our results.
The INVICTA Clinic operates in many towns and cities across Poland, offering patients convenient access to medical services. Our clinics, situated in central locations, ensure a comfortable and quick journey to your appointment.
At our centres, we offer full support from specialists in gynaecology, obstetrics, genetics, oncology, embryology and dermatology, ensuring comprehensive care throughout the entire treatment process.
The first step is always to contact our helpline – either by telephone or via the contact form. When you register, we will suggest the next available appointment and provide information on the documents required and how to prepare for your visit.
Depending on the type of service, the patient is directed to the appropriate care pathway, tailored to the nature of the appointment:
We carry out tests and consultations at our centres in Gdańsk, Warsaw, Wrocław, Bydgoszcz, Słupsk and Gdynia.
INVICTA has been operating for over 25 years, and our team comprises specialists from various fields of medicine. We combine our extensive experience and expertise with access to state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to provide our patients with the highest standard of care.
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Usually, yes. Most appointments covered by the National Health Fund (NFZ) require a referral from a doctor. However, there are exceptions where a referral is not required.
Yes. If the test is included in the National Health Fund’s (NFZ) list of reimbursable services and you have a referral from a doctor, we will carry it out free of charge under our contract with the NFZ. Some tests carried out as part of preventive health programmes can be performed without a referral.
Yes. You can make use of both the services reimbursed by the National Health Fund (NFZ) and private services at INVICTA at the same time.
Yes. In the case of an e-referral, all you need to do is provide the referral code and your PESEL number, and our staff will retrieve the document directly from the system.
Please cancel your appointment by telephone as soon as possible. This will allow another patient to make use of the available slot. We will send you a text message to remind you of your upcoming appointment.
Since 8 January 2021, most referrals have been issued electronically (e-referrals). You do not need to bring a paper copy; the reference number is sufficient. The exception is genetic testing, for which a paper referral from a doctor is required.
You should have a form of identification (an ID card or passport).
No, without insurance you cannot access free healthcare under the National Health Fund (NFZ). An alternative is voluntary insurance; anyone not covered by insurance can take out a policy and become entitled to NFZ benefits.
If the system does not confirm entitlement to benefits, and the patient is insured, they may present a supporting document at reception, such as a certificate from their employer or a current insurance registration form. It is also possible to submit a written declaration confirming entitlement to benefits.
