Not medical advice. Whether a treatment is right for you is a decision to take with a doctor or dentist who has examined you. Talk to your own doctor before you book.
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Treatments in Czechia: Hair transplant · Dentists: implants and veneers · Weight-loss surgery · Cosmetic surgery · Laser eye and lens surgery
Check a clinic or a doctor in Czechia
Doctors
Czech Medical Chamber: list of doctors (Seznam lékařů)
Search by surname, first name and specialisation. The chamber publishes its members' list under the law on the medical chambers (Act 220/1991, section 6a).
Dentists
Czech Dental Chamber: list of members
Search a dentist by name, or browse alphabetically; visiting dentists are on a separate list.
Clinics
National Register of Healthcare Providers (NRPZS, ÚZIS)
The official register of every healthcare provider in Czechia: search a clinic by name or company number to see its licensed services (in Czech). It may not open from some countries.
Doctors: Search the surgeon in the Medical Chamber's list (with the specialisation).
Dentists: Search the dentist in the Dental Chamber's list (link above).
Is the clinic in the official register of Czechia?
Type part of the clinic's name, or the company number (IČO) or the facility code. We answer only whether it is in the National Register of Healthcare Providers (NRPZS, run by the health information institute ÚZIS), as of 1 Nov 2026: we never rank or recommend a clinic. Individual doctors' practices are shown with the name abbreviated.
Source: National Register of Healthcare Providers (NRPZS): places of provision of health services, ÚZIS ČR, licence CC BY 4.0, data of 1 Nov 2026.
Rules worth knowing
- Doctors and dentists practising in Czechia must be members of their chamber (Act 220/1991), whose lists are public: a name that is not there is a warning sign, except that practitioners visiting from abroad are on a separate list of visiting persons (hostující osoby) on each chamber's site.
- Dental treatment, Cosmetic surgery, Eye surgery: EU law (Regulation 2017/745, art. 18) requires the health institution to give a patient who has had an implant fitted the device's identification (name, serial and lot number, UDI, model, manufacturer) and an implant card in the patient's name; crowns, fillings, braces, screws and plates are exempt. Ask for it before you leave and keep it with your records.
Treatments in Czechia
Cities where many clinics are
Who licenses the clinics in each city, the regional register where there is one, and the airport. We never rank, review or recommend clinics.
Official travel advice
Your own government's advice on Czechia: Ireland (DFA) · France (Diplomatie) · Australia (Smartraveller) · New Zealand (SafeTravel) · Germany (Auswärtiges Amt) · Canada (travel.gc.ca) · United States (CDC travel health) · Sweden (UD, Sweden Abroad) · Norway (UD, regjeringen.no) · Austria (BMEIA) · Switzerland (EDA: choose the country) · Denmark (Udenrigsministeriet) · Finland (UM) · Belgium (SPF Affaires étrangères) · Netherlands (Nederland Wereldwijd) · Singapore (MFA)
Sources
- Česká lékařská komora: Seznam lékařů lkcr.cz · checked 7 Nov 2026
- Česká stomatologická komora: Seznam členů dent.cz · checked 7 Nov 2026
- National Register of Healthcare Providers (NRPZS), ÚZIS nrpzs.uzis.cz · checked 26 Oct 2026
- Regulation (EU) 2017/745, article 18: implant card and information to the patient eur-lex.europa.eu · checked 7 Nov 2026
Next review due 25 Jan 2027.


