Preventive urological checkup Bratislava – complete during a single visit
Urological diseases, including prostate cancer, often show no signs in their early stages. A preventive checkup can catch them early, when treatment is most successful. The checkup is led by a team overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist; it does not hurt at all and you usually get an appointment within a few days.
- Everything during a single visit – ultrasound, a PSA blood draw and urine testing
- Overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár – a urologist and urologic oncologist who practices at Bory Hospital and is one of the few in Slovakia trained in the da Vinci robotic system
- A discreet examination that does not hurt, with an appointment usually within a few days
- We speak English
Bratislava – Bernolákova 9 (STEIN II)
What is a preventive urological checkup
A preventive urological checkup is a comprehensive examination that does not hurt, whose goal is to detect diseases of the kidneys, urinary tract, prostate and testicles early – before they cause any problems. Prostate cancer is among the most common cancers in men in Slovakia, and testicular cancer also affects very young men. When caught early, the success rate of treatment is high.
Our checkup includes ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles, a PSA blood draw and test, and urine testing (chemical + sediment) – all during a single visit to our office at Bernolákova 9 in Bratislava. With an elevated PSA, further diagnostics follow, such as PSA prostate screening and a urologic oncology consultation directly at our clinic.
Who the checkup is for
- Men from age 45 as a regular part of caring for their health
- Men from as early as 40 if prostate cancer has occurred in their close family
- Any man who wants the certainty that his urological health is fine – even without symptoms
- For specific problems (pain, burning, blood in the urine) we recommend an initial urological examination instead of the checkup
The doctor will recommend the exact checkup interval based on your age, findings and risk factors.
How the checkup works
1. Consultation with a urologist
A conversation about your health, family history and any problems. Discreet and unhurried.
2. Ultrasound examination
Ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles directly at the office – it does not hurt and involves no radiation.
3. Samples
A blood draw for the PSA test and a urine sample for chemical analysis and sediment.
4. Evaluation and recommendations
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings and, once the laboratory results arrive, recommends the next steps.
Advantages of a preventive checkup at our clinic
Early detection
It uncovers changes in the prostate, testicles, kidneys and bladder before they cause problems.
It does not hurt at all
The checkup consists of a conversation, an ultrasound and samples – none of it hurts.
Everything in one place
Ultrasound, a blood draw and urine testing are all done during a single visit.
Experienced team
The checkup is overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist with internships in Uppsala and Vilnius.
Discreet approach
An empathetic and individual approach to intimate topics is a matter of course with us.
No waiting
An appointment usually within a few days, with no referral.
Preparing for the checkup
- For the bladder ultrasound, come with a reasonably full bladder – about an hour before the examination, drink a large glass of water and do not urinate
- For two days before the PSA blood draw, avoid sexual intercourse and cycling so the result is not distorted
- Bring a list of the medications you take and any older medical reports, if you have them
- You do not need to fast – the checkup does not require fasting
After the examination
An immediate ultrasound result
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings right during the visit.
Laboratory results
You receive the PSA and urine results once the laboratory has processed them, together with the doctor’s recommendation.
A plan for further prevention
We agree on the interval for your next checkups. With any suspicious finding, we add diagnostics directly at our clinic and direct you to the right centre.
Frequently asked questions about the preventive checkup
No. It consists of a conversation with the doctor, an ultrasound examination and a blood and urine sample – the examination does not hurt at all.
The interval depends on your age, findings and risk factors, usually once every one to two years. The doctor will give you a precise recommendation right at the checkup.
An elevated PSA does not yet mean cancer. The doctor evaluates the result in context and adds further diagnostics as needed.
No, neither the checkup nor the PSA blood draw requires fasting. Just come with a reasonably full bladder for the ultrasound.
Yes, we assess the prostate through a PSA blood test and ultrasound; depending on the findings, the doctor adds further examinations.
Related topics
PSA – prostate screening
A simple blood test for early detection of prostate conditions.
Urologic oncology
Diagnostics, second opinions and follow-up care led by the urologic oncologist MUDr. Rybár.
Urology price list
An overview of urological examinations and procedures.
Who will take care of you
Urologist and urologic oncologist · lead specialist for urology at Proctocare
MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of urological and urologic oncology conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Urologist and urologic oncologist at Bory Hospital
- Clinical fellowships at urology departments in Sweden and Lithuania
- Author of publications in professional journals
Urologist · Bratislava office
MUDr. Patrik Hesko focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of urological conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic procedures and an individual approach to each patient.
Author and medical review: MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, PhD. – urologist and uro-oncologist, head medical guarantor of urology at Proctocare. · Last medical review: July 2026
Book a preventive checkup
Call +421 948 687 667 – a checkup that does not hurt, an appointment usually within a few days and everything in one place in Bratislava.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 9, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
info@proctocare.sk
Preventive urological checkup Bratislava – complete during a single visit
Urological diseases, including prostate cancer, often show no signs in their early stages. A preventive checkup can catch them early, when treatment is most successful. The checkup is led by a team overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist; it does not hurt at all and you usually get an appointment within a few days.
- Everything during a single visit – ultrasound, a PSA blood draw and urine testing
- Overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár – a urologist and urologic oncologist who practices at Bory Hospital and is one of the few in Slovakia trained in the da Vinci robotic system
- A discreet examination that does not hurt, with an appointment usually within a few days
- We speak English
Bratislava – Bernolákova 9 (STEIN II)
What is a preventive urological checkup
A preventive urological checkup is a comprehensive examination that does not hurt, whose goal is to detect diseases of the kidneys, urinary tract, prostate and testicles early – before they cause any problems. Prostate cancer is among the most common cancers in men in Slovakia, and testicular cancer also affects very young men. When caught early, the success rate of treatment is high.
Our checkup includes ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles, a PSA blood draw and test, and urine testing (chemical + sediment) – all during a single visit to our office at Bernolákova 9 in Bratislava. With an elevated PSA, further diagnostics follow, such as PSA prostate screening and a urologic oncology consultation directly at our clinic.
Who the checkup is for
- Men from age 45 as a regular part of caring for their health
- Men from as early as 40 if prostate cancer has occurred in their close family
- Any man who wants the certainty that his urological health is fine – even without symptoms
- For specific problems (pain, burning, blood in the urine) we recommend an initial urological examination instead of the checkup
The doctor will recommend the exact checkup interval based on your age, findings and risk factors.
How the checkup works
1. Consultation with a urologist
A conversation about your health, family history and any problems. Discreet and unhurried.
2. Ultrasound examination
Ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles directly at the office – it does not hurt and involves no radiation.
3. Samples
A blood draw for the PSA test and a urine sample for chemical analysis and sediment.
4. Evaluation and recommendations
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings and, once the laboratory results arrive, recommends the next steps.
Advantages of a preventive checkup at our clinic
Early detection
It uncovers changes in the prostate, testicles, kidneys and bladder before they cause problems.
It does not hurt at all
The checkup consists of a conversation, an ultrasound and samples – none of it hurts.
Everything in one place
Ultrasound, a blood draw and urine testing are all done during a single visit.
Experienced team
The checkup is overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist with internships in Uppsala and Vilnius.
Discreet approach
An empathetic and individual approach to intimate topics is a matter of course with us.
No waiting
An appointment usually within a few days, with no referral.
Preparing for the checkup
- For the bladder ultrasound, come with a reasonably full bladder – about an hour before the examination, drink a large glass of water and do not urinate
- For two days before the PSA blood draw, avoid sexual intercourse and cycling so the result is not distorted
- Bring a list of the medications you take and any older medical reports, if you have them
- You do not need to fast – the checkup does not require fasting
After the examination
An immediate ultrasound result
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings right during the visit.
Laboratory results
You receive the PSA and urine results once the laboratory has processed them, together with the doctor’s recommendation.
A plan for further prevention
We agree on the interval for your next checkups. With any suspicious finding, we add diagnostics directly at our clinic and direct you to the right centre.
Frequently asked questions about the preventive checkup
No. It consists of a conversation with the doctor, an ultrasound examination and a blood and urine sample – the examination does not hurt at all.
The interval depends on your age, findings and risk factors, usually once every one to two years. The doctor will give you a precise recommendation right at the checkup.
An elevated PSA does not yet mean cancer. The doctor evaluates the result in context and adds further diagnostics as needed.
No, neither the checkup nor the PSA blood draw requires fasting. Just come with a reasonably full bladder for the ultrasound.
Yes, we assess the prostate through a PSA blood test and ultrasound; depending on the findings, the doctor adds further examinations.
Related topics
PSA – prostate screening
A simple blood test for early detection of prostate conditions.
Urologic oncology
Diagnostics, second opinions and follow-up care led by the urologic oncologist MUDr. Rybár.
Urology price list
An overview of urological examinations and procedures.
Who will take care of you
Urologist and urologic oncologist · lead specialist for urology at Proctocare
MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of urological and urologic oncology conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Urologist and urologic oncologist at Bory Hospital
- Clinical fellowships at urology departments in Sweden and Lithuania
- Author of publications in professional journals
Urologist · Bratislava office
MUDr. Patrik Hesko focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of urological conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic procedures and an individual approach to each patient.
Author and medical review: MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, PhD. – urologist and uro-oncologist, head medical guarantor of urology at Proctocare. · Last medical review: July 2026
Book a preventive checkup
Call +421 948 687 667 – a checkup that does not hurt, an appointment usually within a few days and everything in one place in Bratislava.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 9, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
info@proctocare.sk
Preventive urological checkup Bratislava – complete during a single visit
Urological diseases, including prostate cancer, often show no signs in their early stages. A preventive checkup can catch them early, when treatment is most successful. The checkup is led by a team overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist; it does not hurt at all and you usually get an appointment within a few days.
- Everything during a single visit – ultrasound, a PSA blood draw and urine testing
- Overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár – a urologist and urologic oncologist who practices at Bory Hospital and is one of the few in Slovakia trained in the da Vinci robotic system
- A discreet examination that does not hurt, with an appointment usually within a few days
- We speak English
Bratislava – Bernolákova 9 (STEIN II)
What is a preventive urological checkup
A preventive urological checkup is a comprehensive examination that does not hurt, whose goal is to detect diseases of the kidneys, urinary tract, prostate and testicles early – before they cause any problems. Prostate cancer is among the most common cancers in men in Slovakia, and testicular cancer also affects very young men. When caught early, the success rate of treatment is high.
Our checkup includes ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles, a PSA blood draw and test, and urine testing (chemical + sediment) – all during a single visit to our office at Bernolákova 9 in Bratislava. With an elevated PSA, further diagnostics follow, such as PSA prostate screening and a urologic oncology consultation directly at our clinic.
Who the checkup is for
- Men from age 45 as a regular part of caring for their health
- Men from as early as 40 if prostate cancer has occurred in their close family
- Any man who wants the certainty that his urological health is fine – even without symptoms
- For specific problems (pain, burning, blood in the urine) we recommend an initial urological examination instead of the checkup
The doctor will recommend the exact checkup interval based on your age, findings and risk factors.
How the checkup works
1. Consultation with a urologist
A conversation about your health, family history and any problems. Discreet and unhurried.
2. Ultrasound examination
Ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder and testicles directly at the office – it does not hurt and involves no radiation.
3. Samples
A blood draw for the PSA test and a urine sample for chemical analysis and sediment.
4. Evaluation and recommendations
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings and, once the laboratory results arrive, recommends the next steps.
Advantages of a preventive checkup at our clinic
Early detection
It uncovers changes in the prostate, testicles, kidneys and bladder before they cause problems.
It does not hurt at all
The checkup consists of a conversation, an ultrasound and samples – none of it hurts.
Everything in one place
Ultrasound, a blood draw and urine testing are all done during a single visit.
Experienced team
The checkup is overseen by MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, a urologist and urologic oncologist with internships in Uppsala and Vilnius.
Discreet approach
An empathetic and individual approach to intimate topics is a matter of course with us.
No waiting
An appointment usually within a few days, with no referral.
Preparing for the checkup
- For the bladder ultrasound, come with a reasonably full bladder – about an hour before the examination, drink a large glass of water and do not urinate
- For two days before the PSA blood draw, avoid sexual intercourse and cycling so the result is not distorted
- Bring a list of the medications you take and any older medical reports, if you have them
- You do not need to fast – the checkup does not require fasting
After the examination
An immediate ultrasound result
The doctor explains your ultrasound findings right during the visit.
Laboratory results
You receive the PSA and urine results once the laboratory has processed them, together with the doctor’s recommendation.
A plan for further prevention
We agree on the interval for your next checkups. With any suspicious finding, we add diagnostics directly at our clinic and direct you to the right centre.
Frequently asked questions about the preventive checkup
No. It consists of a conversation with the doctor, an ultrasound examination and a blood and urine sample – the examination does not hurt at all.
The interval depends on your age, findings and risk factors, usually once every one to two years. The doctor will give you a precise recommendation right at the checkup.
An elevated PSA does not yet mean cancer. The doctor evaluates the result in context and adds further diagnostics as needed.
No, neither the checkup nor the PSA blood draw requires fasting. Just come with a reasonably full bladder for the ultrasound.
Yes, we assess the prostate through a PSA blood test and ultrasound; depending on the findings, the doctor adds further examinations.
Related topics
PSA – prostate screening
A simple blood test for early detection of prostate conditions.
Urologic oncology
Diagnostics, second opinions and follow-up care led by the urologic oncologist MUDr. Rybár.
Urology price list
An overview of urological examinations and procedures.
Who will take care of you
Urologist and urologic oncologist · lead specialist for urology at Proctocare
MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of urological and urologic oncology conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Urologist and urologic oncologist at Bory Hospital
- Clinical fellowships at urology departments in Sweden and Lithuania
- Author of publications in professional journals
Urologist · Bratislava office
MUDr. Patrik Hesko focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of urological conditions, with an emphasis on modern diagnostic procedures and an individual approach to each patient.
Author and medical review: MUDr. Ľuboš Rybár, PhD. – urologist and uro-oncologist, head medical guarantor of urology at Proctocare. · Last medical review: July 2026
Book a preventive checkup
Call +421 948 687 667 – a checkup that does not hurt, an appointment usually within a few days and everything in one place in Bratislava.
Bratislava: Bernolákova 9, 811 07 (STEIN II) · Mon–Fri 07:30–19:30, Sat 07:30–12:30
info@proctocare.sk