Diabetes treatment at Canadian Medical

The aim of treating diabetes is to improve the prospects and further progression of the disorder. While providing treatment, we prefer an individual approach based on the diabetes type, patient's health condition, respecting the patient's needs and choosing a safe and optimal combination of treatment. We place considerable emphasis on changing the lifestyle, reducing body weight as well as increasing overall physical activity. In these aspects, we cooperate with nutritional specialists at our clinic.

We carry out screening for complications with all of our diabetes patients. When found and identified, we cooperate with other specialists within Canadian Medical including eye doctors (ophthalmologists), cardiologists, sonographers, neurologists and vascular specialists.

In cooperation with Canadian Medical gynecologists we have recently introduced specialized medical care aimed at pregnant women who have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes.

We provide a superior and individual approach to each client

At our clinic, each patient is allocated sufficient time to carry out a complex examination and the required consultation of the results. We explain the diagnosis to the patient and following consultation, we explain further treatment. Thanks to a precise planning process of individual visits, you do not have to wait for hours at the waiting rooms and instead book a particular time. While undergoing treatment, including long-term treatment, we monitor and book patient visits, always informing them through the Client Zone via their smart phone.

We will arrange follow-up specialist care outside of Canadian Medical

In the case of specialized diagnostic procedures such as MRIs, bone densitometry and others, we book our patients to specialized clinics outside of Canadian Medical. Should the patient require a highly-specialized approach, we can provide such services with clinics that we partner with here in Prague.  These include advanced cases of organ complications associated with diabetes such as proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR), diabetic foot syndrome, surgery of the thyroid, severe endocrine ophthalmopathy and others.