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Getting to know your body.

An examination provides information. Its meaning emerges alongside your medical history, how you feel and your medical assessment.

Every investigation has a question.

What do we want to learn? And which decision could the result inform?

These questions give diagnostics its direction. Different investigations may be appropriate for different concerns. Their selection and scope are discussed individually with your doctor.

Different questions. Focused insights.

Different areas of investigation come together at Lanserhof according to your concerns.

Selection depends on the medical question and the services available at each location. Not every investigation is included in every stay.

  • Heart & circulation

    Investigations concerning cardiovascular health and your individual starting point.

  • Laboratory & metabolism

    Laboratory tests and metabolic analyses as parts of a medical assessment.

  • Nutrition & digestion

    Nutritional and gastrointestinal diagnostics for relevant clinical questions.

  • Physical performance

    Performance diagnostics in relation to physical capacity and individual movement goals.

Technology measures. Medicine interprets.

Modern measurement methods complement the conversation and physical examination.

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A single measurement describes one aspect. Medical interpretation also takes your history, symptoms and other findings into account. The significance of a result for you is assessed in this context.

From measurement to decision.

  • Investigate

    A specific question determines which information is needed.

  • Connect

    Results are considered alongside the conversation and other findings.

  • Discuss

    Medical interpretation clarifies what can be concluded and which questions remain open.

  • Take the next step

    This may lead to recommendations, further investigation or a follow-up assessment.

Make room for your questions.

What can this investigation tell us? What are its limits? And would the result change the next steps?

Bring these questions into the medical conversation. Diagnostics should help you understand your health and the steps being recommended.