Alytus Affidea Clinic
Center Description
Alytus Affidea Clinic is an important part of the region's healthcare, providing modern diagnostic and outpatient services to residents of Alytus city and surrounding districts. In 2026, the clinic welcomed patients in new, modernly equipped premises, designed to ensure an even more comfortable and efficient healthcare experience.
The clinic uses advanced medical equipment allows for accurate and reliable examinations, and the collaboration of specialists from various fields helps ensure consistent and high-quality patient examination and care. Modern diagnostic solutions and processes tailored to patient needs allow for smooth and convenient visit organization.
The clinic employs highly qualified specialist doctors from various fields, some of whom regularly come to consult from major Lithuanian cities. This allows residents of the Alytus region to receive professional specialist consultations closer to home, saving time and avoiding additional travel to large medical centers. This ensures better accessibility to advanced medical services in the region and the opportunity for patients to receive necessary healthcare in a timely manner.
The new clinic spaces were designed with patient comfort and well-being in mind – from convenient layout to a cozy environment that reduces healthcare-related stress. Professional medical specialists apply modern medical practice daily and pay special attention to individual patient needs.
As part of the international Affidea network, the clinic adheres to high standards of quality and patient safety. Diagnostic and treatment processes are based on professionalism, responsibility, and a continuous commitment to ensuring the best patient experience.
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Abdominal surgeons
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
FAQ: Specialist doctor consultations – types and payment
What types of consultations are available?
Initial consultation – the first visit regarding a specific health issue or the reason indicated in the referral.
Follow-up consultation – a repeat visit for the same issue after the initial consultation.
Remote consultation – a consultation provided by phone or video call.
Out-of-hours consultation (PDL) – a consultation provided outside the doctor’s regular working hours.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
When is a consultation FREE (reimbursed by PSDF)?
An initial consultation is free for the patient only if all of the following conditions are met:
The patient has a valid referral to a specialist doctor.
The service is included in the list of PSDF reimbursable services.
Affidea has a valid contract with the Territorial Health Insurance Fund (TLK) for this service.
The patient is covered by compulsory health insurance (PSD) on the day of the consultation.
The patient is registered for a PSDF consultation in accordance with TLK regulations.
The quota for the specific service has not been exhausted.
The consultation takes place during the doctor’s regular working hours.
Note: If at least one condition is not met, the consultation becomes PAID.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
When is an initial consultation paid?
An initial consultation is paid if at least one of the following conditions applies:
There is no referral, or the referral is invalid.
The referral is issued by a healthcare institution that does not have a contract with TLK.
Affidea does not have a contract with TLK for this specific service.
The patient is not covered by compulsory health insurance (PSD) on the day of the consultation.
The patient chooses a paid consultation.
The patient does not want to wait in the PSDF queue.
The consultation takes place during additional/out-of-hours working time (PDL).
The patient requests a specific doctor who does not provide PSDF-funded consultations.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
Follow-up consultation – paid or free?
A follow-up consultation is paid.
A follow-up consultation may be free only in exceptional cases:
when discussing one imaging examination that was prescribed during an Affidea initial consultation
when the examination shows no abnormalities and no additional comments are needed
when the discussion lasts up to 5 minutes
or
a short comment (by phone or in person) up to 5 minutes, which is considered part of the initial consultation
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
Remote consultation – paid or free?
A remote consultation is treated the same as a standard in-person consultation.
Payment depends on whether it is registered as a PSDF-funded consultation or a paid consultation.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
Out-of-hours consultation (PDL) – paid or free?
An out-of-hours consultation (PDL) is always paid.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.
Key rule for all consultations
The final decision regarding the type of consultation and whether it is paid or PSDF-funded is made by the specialist doctor.
According to SOP-CLN-LT-068 v2.