Frequently Asked Questions

How can VIVE MED CENTER help me if I suffer from a chronic illness?

Chronic patients must learn to manage their disease, through knowledge about their situation, evolution and possible solutions. This allows, in most cases, an improvement in your quality of life. These diseases can be cardiovascular, kidney, respiratory, diabetes or cancer, among others.

Managing a disease involves making decisions to change some favorable aspects on a day-to-day basis. That is why at VIVE MED CENTER we manage the disease from a comprehensive care approach, which includes evaluations, check-ups, monitoring, treatment coordination and patient education. In addition to improving their quality of life, the effects of the disease are prevented or minimized, avoiding ospitalizations.

Does VIVE MED CENTER take care of women’s health?

The diseases of women and men are well defined; In addition, women are more likely to suffer from certain conditions than men. For example, we can mention osteoarthritis, urinary infections, suffer from greater anxiety and depression and the effect of sexually transmitted diseases is more dangerous. Seeing the importance of these difficulties, at VIVE MED CENTER we take care of channeling these ailments.

We focus on the treatment and diagnosis of diseases and conditions that put a woman's physical and emotional well-being at risk. It includes a wide range of focus areas, such as cervical and breast cancer screening, menopause, hormonal imbalance, and early pregnancy detection, among others

Laboratory tests at home, is it possible?

Yes! To avoid having to make an appointment and wait a certain time for a laboratory to attend you, at VIVE MED CENTER we take care of performing tests such as blood tests and urinalysis, without the need to schedule a separate visit to the laboratory or spend time traveling and in the waiting room.

Experts recommend that the most common laboratory tests be performed annually, even if the person is healthy; especially if they are over thirty. If they are older, between 60 and 70 years old, and have diabetes or other diseases, exams are recommended every six months. In the case of patients with uncontrolled diseases, at least every three months. And thanks to current reagents, only very small samples are needed to perform them. Favorable also for children and newborns.