Pension Plan for the Man

Preventive health care services paid for by public health insurance include:

Investigation Age Interval Special features
Preventive dental checkup ≥ 18. LJ 2 times a year
Check-up 35 ≥ 35TH LY Every 3 years
  • Medical history taking into account familial risks for cancer (e.g., breast carcinoma, colon carcinoma, malignant melanoma) and, if indicated, a systematic assessment of cardiovascular risk using risk charts.
  • Clinical examination: examination to determine the complete status (whole body status) including blood pressure measurement.
  • Vaccination history. (Survey and counseling; motivation for follow-up vaccination).
  • Laboratory tests: see below.
  • Consulting
  • Interpretation of the findings and inference from the results: If the presence of a disease is suspected, further targeted diagnostics and therapy if necessary.

Laboratory diagnostics:

  • Hepatitis B virus (HBV) diagnostics [one-time claim from age 35].
  • Hepatitis C virus (HCV) diagnostics [single claim from age 35]
  • Glucose (B/U)
  • Lipid profile: total cholesterol, LDL and HDL cholesterol, and triglycerides (B).
  • Protein (U) [including albumin test if necessary].
  • Erythrocytes (U)
  • Leukocytes (U)
  • Nitrite (U)
Skin Cancer Screening ≥ 35TH LJ Every 2 years
  • Visual (naked-eye), standardized whole-body inspection (full-body view) of the entire skin, including the hairy head and all body skin folds
Prostate examination/genital examination(prostate cancer screening). ≥ 45TH LY Annual
  • Inspection (looking at) and palpation (feeling) of the external genitalia.
  • Digital rectal examination (DRU) (examination of the prostate by means of a finger through the intestine).
  • Palpation examination of the regional lymph nodes
Colorectal Cancer Screening ≥ 50 LJ Maximum of 2 colonoscopies, 10 years apart (or fecal occult blood test every two years) If colonoscopy is performed, precancerous lesions can be removed.
Abdominal aortic screening ≥ 65 LJ one-time The prevalence (disease incidence) of abdominal aortic aneurysm (BAA) is 1.5% annually. The mortality (death rate) of ruptured (ruptured) BAA is high, as high as 80%.

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  • B: blood
  • U: Urine

Booster Vaccinations

Vaccination Interval Special features
Tetanus Every 10 years
Diphtheria Every 10 years
Pneumococcus Every 6 years After age 60A booster vaccination may be given after five years if indication continues.
Influenza Annual From the age of 60

Individual health services (IGel)

Preventive examinations – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults.

Examination Special features
“Health check for men” Preparation of an individual preventive care and treatment plan based on a health risk analysis, nutritional analysis and further diagnostics
“Interval check” Additional health examination; resting ECG examination, if necessary.
“Specialist check-up” Complete examination of the organ system in question
“General check” Examination with resting ECG, spirometry, chest X-ray (chest organ overview).
“Sono-Check” Sonography of internal organs, duplex if necessary, transcavitary
Doppler sonography of the vessels supplying the brain. z. E.g., for apoplexy (stroke) risk assessment
Pulmonary function testing (spirometry). If applicable.X-ray thorax (chest organ overview)
Prostate cancer screening Digital examination, determination of PSA* , transrectal prostate sonography (TRUS) if necessary.
Early glaucoma detection Perimetry, ophthalmodynamometry, tonometry if necessary.

* Prostate-specific antigen

Further examinations – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults

Investigation Special features
Travel medical advice Travel medical vaccinations, if necessary
Sports medicine consultation
“Sportsman check for man” Creation of an individual fitness or training plan based on a health risk analysis, measurement of body composition, nutritional analysis and further diagnostics if necessary.
Preventive sports medicine examination
Sports medicine fitness test Ergometry
Aptitude test
  • Dive suitability examination
  • Airworthiness examination
  • Medical examination for professional aptitude

Medical-cosmetic services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults

Investigation Special features
Medical-cosmetic consultation
Sunlight/skin type consultation
Cosmetic compatibility test Epicutaneous, prick, rub, scratch, or scarification test.

Environmental health services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults

Investigation Special features
Initial environmental medical history
Environmental medical follow-up history
Environmental medicine consultation
Environmental medicine housing inspection
Environmental medicine biomonitoring

Psychotherapeutic services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults – without medical indication

Investigation Special features
Relaxation methods for prevention

Medical services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults

Investigation Special features
Nutritional medical consultation (nutritional counseling including nutritional analysis). For healthy and sick people
Smoking cessation
Advice on the medicine cabinet
Advice on self-medication for prevention

Laboratory medical elective services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults

Investigation Special features
Blood grouping
Laboratory part test according to occasion
Examination for Helicobacter pylori colonization. 13C-urea breath test; as primary diagnostic test.
Exclusion of metal allergies Epicutaneous, prick-friction, scratch, or scarification test.

Other elective services – for clinically/anamnestically unremarkable adults – without indication

Investigation Special features
Bone densitometry (osteodensitometry).
Injection/infusion of micronutrients/vital nutrients (vitamin or restorative supplements).
Making a spermiogram (sperm cell examination)