A sanatorium is not only a great way to have a good rest, but also an opportunity to receive high-quality medical treatment. In order to be among the happy sanatorium-spa guests, it is necessary to complete a number of mandatory procedures.
Instructions
Step 1
If you want to get to the sanatorium for free, then first you need to see a doctor at your place of residence. The doctor will assess your need for such treatment, and will also tell you in detail what is necessary in order to get to the sanatorium.
Step 2
Today, people with disabilities, as well as people with diseases that are included in a special list approved by the Government of the Russian Federation, can count on free spa treatment. The list is quite extensive: it includes surgical interventions, heart attacks, strokes, diseases of pregnant women at risk and others. Your doctor will give you more accurate information.
Step 3
The voucher can also be obtained if there is a medical condition. To do this, you need to ask the doctor to give a referral to the hospital, where you will be given all the necessary examinations, and then, if necessary, will be given a referral for spa treatment. It should be remembered that such treatment will be possible if the organization in which you work deducts all necessary social taxes.
Step 4
You can also relax in the sanatorium for a fee. To do this, you need to choose the sanatorium you like and find out what is needed for paid treatment. As a rule, you just need to book the date of arrival, and the treatment will be prescribed by the spa doctor. If you have any diseases, then you must first consult with your attending physician, as well as collect all the necessary tests and conclusions on your illness.
Step 5
Remember that there are diseases for which spa treatment is contraindicated. These include all diseases in the acute stage, chronic diseases during an exacerbation, diseases complicated by acute purulent processes, all acute and infectious diseases, venereal diseases in an acute or infectious form, blood diseases in an acute period and an exacerbation period, cachexia, malignant formations and others. … For more detailed information on contraindications, please contact your doctor.
