National Portal for Electronic Healthcare
Instant and secure access to eReferrals, electronic medical documents, and other eHealth services.Portal services
eHealth services provided by the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic and its agencies. These services are available for your own use and for managing your children’s care on their behalf. A secure login is required to access most of these services.
Medical document inbox
Documents received in your temporary document storage.
eReferrals
A summary of your electronic referrals issued by your medical practitioner, such as for investigations or diagnostic imaging.
Shared Health Record
A clinical overview of your key health records to ensure safe and effective patient care.
Vaccinations
An electronic vaccination record featuring a history of your vaccinations.
ePrescriptions
Summary and use of your ePrescriptions (via an external app).
Electronic Health Services Catalogue
Services made available by healthcare providers, health insurers, and other organisations.Articles
Breast Cancer Screening Programme
The systematic breast cancer screening programme in the Czech Republic uses mammography as the most reliable method for the early detection of malignant tumours. Women aged 45–69 are entitled to this preventive examination once every two years, fully covered by public health insurance. The aim of the programme is to detect the disease at an initial stage, which significantly increases the chance of full recovery and reduces overall mortality. [Source: National Health Information Portal]
Screening programmes
Screening programmes in the Czech Republic serve the purpose of early detection of serious diseases, which significantly increases the chances of successful and more tolerable treatment. This preventive care accompanies citizens from the neonatal period through childhood and into adulthood, including examinations focused on congenital defects as well as various types of cancer. All of these examinations, including programs for the detection of lung cancer, prostate cancer, or abdominal aortic aneurysm, are fully covered by public health insurance. [Source: National Health Information Portal]
Sport and Weight Loss
Effective weight loss requires achieving a negative energy balance, which is best attained through a combination of increased physical activity and a balanced diet. Sporting activities increase total energy expenditure, while building muscle mass helps to raise the basal metabolic rate even at rest. An important part of the process is also the selection of nutrient-dense foods, which provide the body with essential nutrients while simultaneously limiting total energy intake. [Source: National Health Information Portal]