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Messages are answered by head nurse Martina Šereg — she will gladly answer your questions and concerns.

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Or call: +385 1 23 06 100, or head nurse Martina Šereg on her mobile +385 98 306902.

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Your mobile number is required so that we can call you; email is optional.

Please do not send test results or photographs here — bring them to the examination.

What happens after you send a message?

Messages are answered by nurse Martina Šereg. She answers your question or arranges an appointment for a consultation.

The consultation is a conversation with the doctor and the head nurse, in which they explain the type of procedure, the anaesthesia, the expected recovery, the result and possible complications.

→ What does the journey look like from the first enquiry to the last check-up?

Address, phone and opening hours

Poliklinika Barbel is at Pavla Štoosa 28, 10000 Zagreb.

Phone: +385 1 23 06 100 Mobile (head nurse Martina Šereg): +385 98 306902 Email: Send a message

Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00–20:00; other times and weekends by arrangement. Operating days are Monday–Thursday, and Friday is an outpatient day by prior arrangement.

There are a few free parking spaces in front of the clinic; the surrounding streets are in the second payment zone. The nearest tram stop is Mašićeva (lines 11 and 12), about five minutes on foot.

Map: Pavla Štoosa 28, Zagreb (Maksimir)
Pavla Štoosa 28, 10000 ZagrebOpen in Google Maps

→ Coming from outside Zagreb

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Head nurse Martina Šereg answers messages. She will gladly answer your questions and arrange the date of your first examination.

The first examination lasts 30 to 45 minutes on average. The surgeon examines the area you are concerned about, asks about illnesses, medicines and earlier operations, and talks with you about what you expect. If a procedure is appropriate and likely to help, you receive a plan: which procedure is proposed, under which anaesthesia, what recovery looks like and what is included in the price. If a procedure is not needed, you will hear that at the examination too. What happens at the first examination?