LUX MED Hospital Warsaw

LUX MED Hospital Warsaw (Szpital LUX MED Puławska) is a private, multi-specialty hospital in Warsaw designed around a streamlined “consultation–diagnostics–treatment–recovery” pathway. As part of the wider LUX MED Group, the hospital is integrated into a large private healthcare network in Poland that supports continuity of care through specialist consultations, diagnostics, rehabilitation, and coordinated follow-up within a single ecosystem. The hospital is located on Puławska Street in southern Warsaw, an area with convenient road access to key districts and connections to Warsaw Chopin Airport. The facility is positioned as a compact, patient-focused hospital environment that combines modern infrastructure with a calmer inpatient setting than large public medical centers. This is particularly relevant for patients seeking privacy, predictable scheduling, and coordinated perioperative support. Clinically, LUX MED Hospital Warsaw is strongly oriented toward planned procedures and surgical care across multiple specialties, typically covering qualification for surgery, pre-operative testing, the procedure itself, and postoperative monitoring in one place. The hospital’s profile typically includes general surgery, gynecology, urology, ENT, vascular procedures, and selected proctology and plastic surgery services, with an emphasis on evidence-based decision-making and the appropriate use of minimally invasive techniques when clinically indicated to support faster recovery and shorter hospitalization. Diagnostics are a key part of the hospital concept, with access to imaging and procedure-related testing that helps shorten the time between the first consultation and definitive treatment. In practice, this can include radiology and advanced imaging pathways, as well as endoscopic diagnostics used in gastroenterology workups, enabling physicians to plan treatment with a clearer picture of the underlying condition while keeping the patient journey within a single-provider structure. Inpatient care is typically organized around short stays and postoperative observation rather than long hospitalizations, which matches the hospital’s compact format and procedural focus. Patients generally come for a defined intervention, receive perioperative support including anesthesia and pain management protocols, and then transition into recovery and follow-up planning, often with the option to continue rehabilitation or specialist monitoring through the broader LUX MED outpatient network.