Well-child visits & vaccinations
Regular check-ups are the heart of pediatrics: this is where you see how a child is growing, where problems are caught before they're felt, and where trust between doctor and family is built.
Visits follow the age-based preventive schedule, and vaccinations are given according to the Greek National Immunization Program, with parents fully informed at every step.
What it includes
- Growth checks and body measurements
- Developmental assessment
- Vaccinations for infants, children and adolescents per the National Immunization Program
- Blood pressure and pulse-oximetry measurements in newborns and children
- Review of laboratory results
- Feeding and nutrition guidance and sleep advice
- Safety guidance and support for healthy development
- Health certificates, including school and sports certificates
How often should a child have a check-up?
Visits are frequent in infancy and become less frequent as the child grows. The exact schedule is tailored at the first visit.
Can vaccinations given abroad be continued here?
Yes. Bring the child's vaccination record — the schedule is reviewed and aligned with the Greek National Immunization Program.