Travelling to Warsaw for treatment

For visas, payment arrangements and medical documents, start with Travelling to Poland for treatment. This page covers arrival, clinic locations and the local route for raising concerns in Warsaw.

How do I get there?

Check Warsaw Chopin Airport and Warsaw Modlin Airport for official airport information. Confirm the airport’s name with your clinic before agreeing the pickup.

Ask for the terminal meeting point and the person’s contact details. Request an address for every scheduled visit, including any investigation performed away from the consulting practice. Confirm what happens to the pickup and appointment if the flight is delayed, and ask which number to use outside the clinic’s normal telephone hours.

Where are the clinics?

FertiMedica lists Jana Pawła Woronicza 31, unit 8U, Warsaw. nOvum lists Bociania 13, Warsaw.

These published addresses are location examples, not recommendations. Ask for the building entrance and the reception or department that expects you. Confirm whether all appointments use the same branch and whether any associated laboratory has a different address. When making travel arrangements, use the written appointment address rather than a citywide brand listing or a translated street name that may be ambiguous.

Who can I complain to locally?

The Warsaw Regional Medical Chamber’s professional-responsibility officer publishes instructions for complaints against doctors. Its page requires a signed complaint and states that email and ePUAP submissions do not initiate the procedure.

Ask the office to confirm that the practitioner belongs to its chamber. The instructions request a PESEL number; an overseas patient without one should ask which alternative identification to provide. Confirm translation requirements and how to submit the signed document from abroad.

For national bodies and licence-checking information, see Travelling to Poland for treatment.

What should I know about the place?

Poland’s government trade portal’s medical-sector overview discusses dental and surgical travel nationally and identifies Warsaw activity in telemedicine. Ask the chosen Warsaw provider which in-person services it accepts overseas patients for; the report does not establish a citywide specialty or provider ranking.

Checked on 24 October 2026.