NEITROPIA

Consultation

Medical Consultation

Based on Diagnostic Assessment and Integrative Planning

The consultation at Neitropia Clinic represents a structured medical process aimed at achieving diagnostic clarity and developing an individualized therapeutic plan.
It is conducted by a physician specialized in Internal Medicine and follows established medical standards and principles of good clinical practice.

The consultation process is built on two clearly defined and sequential components:
a diagnostic assessment and integrative planning, each guided by medical reasoning and the individual characteristics of the patient.

Diagnostic Assessment – the Foundation of the Consultation

The diagnostic assessment is the leading and mandatory component of the consultation.
Its purpose is to clarify the nature of the condition and to provide a solid medical basis for subsequent decisions.

The diagnostic component includes:

  • discussion of symptoms and medical history
  • review and analysis of available medical documentation
  • interpretation of laboratory and imaging studies
  • clinical evaluation of the condition
  • assessment of the need for additional investigations or specialist consultations

Without sufficient diagnostic clarity, no therapeutic planning is undertaken.

Clinical process of diagnostic assessment and medical decision-making

Integrative Planning – Development of the Approach

Following completion of the diagnostic assessment, an individualized therapeutic plan is developed.
An integrative approach is applied only when medically justified and always as an adjunct to conventional diagnostics and clinical evaluation.

Integrative planning may include:

  • coordination of different therapeutic approaches
  • inclusion of supportive and complementary therapies
  • use of homeopathy and other methods as complementary, not substitutive, to medical assessment

The therapeutic plan is tailored according to:

  • the clinical presentation
  • age and overall health status
  • diagnostic findings
  • individual needs and goals
Integrative care planning as part of a structured medical process

Clinical Plan of Assessment and Follow-up

The consultation follows a clear and traceable structure:

  • Medical assessment
  • Diagnostic clarity
  • Determination of the need for additional investigations
  • Development of an individualized therapeutic plan
  • Follow-up and adjustment when clinically indicated
Clinical plan for assessment and follow-up as part of a medical process

Who Is the Consultation Suitable For

The consultation is suitable for patients who:

  • seek diagnostic clarity for acute or chronic conditions
  • value individualized clinical evaluation
  • are prepared to engage in a diagnostic process and follow-up
  • are interested in an integrative approach within a medical practice

First Step

If you are unsure whether this approach is appropriate for you, an initial orientation consultation provides an opportunity to clarify your condition, available options, and possible next steps.

Initial Consultation