1

Examination by a surgeon

1.35

2

Examination by an ophthalmologist

1.55

3

Examination by a general practitioner

1.60

4

Examination by a psychiatrist

1.80

5

Examination by an addiction specialist

1.61

6

Examination by a neurologist

1.34

7

Examination by an otolaryngologist

1.34

8

Medical consultation board

2.15

9

Registration

0.57

10

Complete blood count

1.66

11

Urinalysis

1.26

12

Fluorography

1.58

TOTAL (fluorography is included)

17.81

TOTAL (fluorography is not included)

16.23

Men over 40 years of age

1

Examination by a surgeon

1.35

2

Examination by an ophthalmologist

1.55

3

Examination by a general practitioner

1.60

4

Examination by a psychiatrist

1.80

5

Examination by an addiction specialist

1.61

6

Examination by a neurologist

1.34

7

Examination by an otolaryngologist

1.34

8

Examination by an urologist

9

Medical consultation board

2.15

10

Registration

0.57

11

Complete blood count

1.66

12

Urinalysis

1.26

13

Blood glucose

0.89

Collection of capillary blood

0.34

14

Fluorography

1.58

15

ECG

3.22

TOTAL (fluorography is included)

22.26

TOTAL (fluorography is not included)

20.68

Women under 40 years of age

1

Examination by a surgeon

1.35

2

Examination by an ophthalmologist

1.55

3

Examination by a general practitioner

1.60

4

Examination by a psychiatrist

1.80

5

Examination by an addiction specialist

1.61

6

Examination by a neurologist

1.34

7

Examination by an otolaryngologist

1.34

8

Examination by an obstetrician gynecologist

2.53

9

Medical consultation board

2.15

10

Registration

0.57

11

Complete blood count

1.66

12

Urinalysis

1.26

13

Fluorography

1.58

TOTAL (fluorography is included)

20.34

TOTAL (fluorography is not included)

18.76

Women over 40 years of age

1

Examination by a surgeon

1.35

2

Examination by an ophthalmologist

1.55

3

Examination by a general practitioner

1.60

4

Examination by a psychiatrist

1.80

5

Examination by an addiction specialist

1.61

6

Examination by a neurologist

1.34

7

Examination by an otolaryngologist

1.34

8

Examination by an obstetrician gynecologist

2.53

9

Medical consultation board

2.15

10

Registration

0.57

11

Complete blood count

1.66

12

Urinalysis

1.26

13

Fluorography

1.58

14

Blood glucose

0.89

Collection of capillary blood

0.34

15

ECG

3.22

TOTAL (fluorography is included)

24.79

TOTAL (fluorography is not included)

23.21

 1.1

General practitioner 

6.43

1.2.

Neurologist

4.22

1.3.

Ophthalmologist

6.37

1.4.

Surgeon

6.37

1.5.1.

Obstetrician gynecologist

6.37

1.5.2.

Obstetrician gynecologist

7.33

1.6.

Dermatologist and venerologist

4.98

1.7.

Urologist

5.31

1.8.

Endocrinologist

5.78

1.9.

TB specialist

6.10

Blood Tests

1

Complete blood count (manual test)

3.27

2

Complete blood count (automatic test)

1.66

3

Hematology panel (manual test)

4.21

4

Hematology panel (automatic test)

2.66

Urine Tests

1

Urinalysis (manual qualitative test)

1.28

2

Urinalysis (manual quantitative test)

2.49

3

Urinalysis (automatic test)

0.87

5.2.7.

Rapid test for glucose in whole blood

1.25

5.2.7.

Glycated hemoglobin

1.39

Biochemistry Tests:

1.4.

Collection of venous blood+1.5+1.6

1.07

5.13.2.2.

Automatic recording of test results

0.48

5.2.12.

Bilirubin and fractions of bilirubin in serum (total, direct bilirubin)

1.09

5.2.22.2

Alanine aminotransferase in serum (kinetic method)

1.11

5.2.21.2.

Aspartate aminotransferase in serum (kinetic method)

1.07

5.2.20.2

Alpha-amylase in serum (kinetic method)

1.25

5.2.3.

Thymol turbidity

1.08

5.2.25.

Alkaline phosphatase in serum (kinetic method)

0.72

5.2.26.

Creatine phosphokinase in serum (kinetic method)

1.33

5.10.2.3.

Creatine phosphokinase-MB in venous blood

3.72

5.2.29.2

Cholinesterase in serum (kinetic method)

1.06

5.2.27.

Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase (kinetic method)

0.75

5.2.23.

Lactate dehydrogenase (kinetic method)

0.67

5.2.8.

Total beta-lipoproteins in serum (total lipids)

0.76

5.2.11.

Triglycerides in serum

0.90

5.2.10.

Uric acid (enzymatic assay)

0.75

5.2.10.

Total cholesterol in serum

1.08

5.10.2.1.

Troponin in venous blood

3.52

5.2.9.

Alpha-lipoprotein cholesterol (high density lipoprotein cholesterol)

3.94

5.2.8.

Total beta-proteins in serum (low density lipoprotein cholesterol)

1.19

5.2.4.1.

Urea in serum (kinetic method)

0.96

End-point enzymatic assay

1.81

5.2.5.2.

Creatinine

0.75

5.2.1.

Total protein in serum

0.62

5.2.2.

Albumin in serum

0.71

5.5.2.

Potassium, sodium and chloride (using automatic analyzers)

1.14

5.2.19.1.

Total calcium in serum + o-Cresolphthalein complexone

0.73

5.14.

Magnesium in serum and plasma (photometric method)

0.51

5.2.16.

Iron in serum (ferrozine method)

0.72

7.21.2.

Rheumatoid factor in serum (latex test)

0.37

7.16.2.

C-reactive protein (turbidimetric method)

0.85

7.17.2.

Anti-streptolysin in serum (latex test)

0.35

3.3.

Hematocrit

0.70

5.2.18.2.

Inorganic phosphorus in serum (using test kits with one-step reaction)

1.32

5.10.1.2.

Simultaneous quantification of troponin, myoglobin, creatine phosphokinase MB fraction

3.55

Tests of Hemostasis:

1.4.

Collection of venous blood+1.5+1.6

1.07

6.3.

International normalized ratio (INR)

2.72

6.2.1.

Prothrombin time (PT)

1.90

6.4.

Activated partial thromboplastin time (A-PPT)

2.10

6.6.2.

Fibrinogen

2.41

6.21.

Bleeding time

1.03

6.22.

Clotting time

1.63

Thyroid Hormones:

1.

Collection of venous blood +1.5+1.6

1.07

2.

Free thyroxine, FT4 ELISA

4.40

3.

Free triiodothyronine, FT3 ELISA

3.83

4.

Thyroglobulin antibodies in serum, TgAb ELISA

3.11

5.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone in serum, TSH ELISA

3.80

6.

Thyroid peroxidase antibodies in serum, TPOAb ELISA

3.98

7.

Thyroglobulin antibodies in serum, TgAb ELISA

3.13

8.

Cortisol in serum, ELISA

3.50

2.1.11.

Count of formed elements according to Nechiporenko (Addi-Kakovsky)

1.54

3.9.1.

White blood cell count +1.4+1.5+1.6

1.93

7.3.2.

Rhesus factor (conglutination test using gelatin or rapid test using venous blood) +1.4.+1.5+1.6

3.08

7.4.

Incomplete Rh-antibodies (conglutination test using gelatin) +1.4+1.5+1.6

3.47

2.9.1.

Scraping for enterobiasis

1.17

2.8.5.

Stool test for helminth eggs in 1 preparation (Kato technique)

1.22

2.10.1.

Trichomonas and gonococci in urethral and vaginal samples, stained by methyl blue (purity test) 2.1

3.13

2.10.2.

Trichomonas and gonococci in urethral and vaginal samples, stained according to Gram (gonorrhea)+2.1

3.82

5.2.6.

Glucose in serum (enzyme method) +1.3.2.+1.5+1.6

1.38

8.17.8.2.2.

Semi-automatic ELISA for viral and bacterial antigens (one in series) +1.4.+1.5+.1.6

2.34

7.1.2.

Tests for blood group and rhesus factor in accordance with ABO system using test serums or cross-reaction using venous blood +1.4+1.5+1.6

3.61

2.8.4.

Stool test for parasite eggs (cysts, lamblia)

0.87

8.7.1.2.

Test for gonococci in urethral and vaginal samples stained by methyl blue (microscopy of native preparations)

2.76

7.5.

Titer of incomplete Rh-antibodies (conglutination test using gelatin) +1.4+1.5+1.6

4.95

8.17.11.2.

Microprecipitation test (qualitative method) +1.4+1.5+1.6

3.32

8.17.11.3.

Microprecipitation test (quantitative method) +1.4+1.5+1.6

3.57

6.2.1.

Prothrombin time+1.4.+1.5+1.6

2.66

8.16.2.

Micoplasma IST+1.4.+.1.5.+.1.6.

26.17

1.

Manual examination

1.1.

Complete manual examination

1.1.1

Obtaining of medical history and personal data

2,78

1.1.2

General examination

1,4

1.1.3

Examination of the nervous system

2,09

1.1.4

Evaluation of X-ray results

1,39

1.2

Manual examination of biomechanics of the spine and regions of the spine

1.2.1

Manual examination of the alterations of the musculoskeletal system

1.2.1.1

Somatoscopy and somatometry

0,77

1.2.1.2

Visual examination of the general dynamics of the musculoskeletal system

0,69

1.2.1.3

Visual examination of the optimal general and regional statics of the musculoskeletal system

0,69

1.2.1.4

Two-load test

0,73

1.2.2

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the cervical spine

1.2.2.1

Examination of the optimal statics of the cervical spine

0,29

1.2.2.2

Examination of the active mobility of the cervical spine

0,5

1.2.2.3

Examination of the active mobility of the cervical spine by overcoming resistance

0,82

1.2.2.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the cervical spine

0,82

1.2.2.5

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the cervical segments

0,82

1.2.2.6

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the cervical spine

0,82

1.2.2.7

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the cervical region (patient lies on the back)

0,82

1.2.3

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the thoracic spine

1.2.3.1

Examination of the optimal statics of the thoracic spine

0,29

1.2.3.2

Examination of the active mobility of the thoracic spine

0,50

1.2.3.3

Examination of the active mobility of the thoracic spine by overcoming resistance

0,82

1.2.3.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the thoracic spine

0,82

1.2.3.5

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the thoracic segments, ribs, breast and clavicle

0,82

1.2.3.6

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the thoracic segments, ribs, breast and clavicle (patient lies on the back)

0,82

1.2.3.7

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the thoracic spine

0,82

1.2.4

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the lumbar spine

1.2.4.1

Examination of the optimal statics of the lumbar spine

0,29

1.2.4.2

Examination of the active mobility of the lumbar spine

0,42

1.2.4.3

Examination of the active regional mobility of the lumbar spine by overcoming resistance

0,70

1.2.4.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the lumbar spine and its segments (patient lies on the side)

0,80

1.2.4.5

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the lumbar segments

0,80

1.2.4.6

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the lumbar segments (patient lies face down)

0,80

1.2.4.7

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the lumbar spine

0,80

1.2.5

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the pelvis spine

1.2.5.1

Examination of the optimal statics of the pelvis spine

0,45

1.2.5.2

Examination of the active mobility of the pelvic junctions

0,29

1.2.5.3

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the pelvic junctions

2,26

1.2.5.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the pelvis spine

0,82

1.3

Manual diagnosis of biomechanics of the peripheral joints

1.3.1

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the shoulder joint

1.3.1.1

Examination of the active mobility of the shoulder joint

0,65

1.3.1.2

Examination of the active mobility of the shoulder region by overcoming resistance

0,67

1.3.1.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the shoulder joint

0,67

1.3.1.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the shoulder joint

0,67

1.3.1.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the shoulder joint

0,67

1.3.2

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the clavicular joints

1.3.2.1

Examination of the active mobility of the clavicular joints

0,65

1.3.2.2

Examination of the active mobility of the clavicular joints by overcoming resistance

0,67

1.3.2.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the clavicular joints

0,67

1.3.2.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the clavicular joints

0,67

1.3.2.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the clavicular joints

0,67

1.3.3

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the elbow joint

1.3.3.1

Examination of the active mobility of the elbow joint

0,06

1.3.3.2

Examination of the active mobility of the elbow joint by overcoming resistance

0,08

1.3.3.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the elbow joint

0,08

1.3.3.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the elbow joint

0,08

1.3.3.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the elbow joint

0,08

1.3.5

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the hip joint

1.3.5.1

Examination of the active mobility of the hip joint

0,06

1.3.5.2

Examination of the active mobility of the hip joint by overcoming resistance

0,08

1.3.5.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the hip joint

0,08

1.3.5.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the hip joint

0,08

1.3.5.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of  the hip joint

0,08

1.3.6

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the knee joint

1.3.6.1

Examination of the active mobility of the knee joint

0,65

1.3.6.2

Examination of the active mobility of the knee joint by overcoming resistance

0,67

1.3.6.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the knee joint

0,67

1.3.6.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the knee joint

0,67

1.3.6.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the knee joint

0,67

1.3.9

Manual diagnosis of biomechanical disorders of the temporomandibular joint

1.3.9.1

Examination of the active mobility of the temporomandibular joint

0,50

1.3.9.2

Examination of the active mobility of the temporomandibular joint by overcoming resistance

0,66

1.3.9.3

Manual examination of the optimal statics of the temporomandibular joint

0,52

1.3.9.4

Manual examination of the passive mobility of the temporomandibular joint

0,52

1.3.9.5

Manual examination of the soft tissues of the temporomandibular joint

0,52

2.

Manual therapy

2.1

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the spine

2.1.1

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the cervical region

2.1.1.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the cervical region

1,55

2.1.1.2

Mobilization of the cervical region

1,55

2.1.1.3

Manipulations on the spinal segments of the cervical region

1,55

2.1.1.4

Automobilization of the cervical region

0,82

2.1.2

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the thoracic region

2.1.2.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the thoracic region

1,55

2.1.2.2

Mobilization of the thoracic region

1,55

2.1.2.3

Manipulations on the spinal segments of the thoracic region and the ribs

1,55

2.1.2.4

Automobilization of the thoracic region

0,82

2.1.3

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the lumbar region

2.1.3.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the lumbar region

1,55

2.1.3.2

Mobilization of the lumbar region

0,82

2.1.3.3

Manipulations on the spinal segments of the lumbar region

0,82

2.1.3.4

Automobilization of the lumbar region

0,82

2.1.4

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the pelvic region

2.1.4.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the pelvic region

0,82

2.1.4.2

Mobilization of the pelvic region

2,19

2.1.4.3

Manipulations on the junctions of the pelvic region

2,19

2.1.4.4

Automobilization of the pelvic region

0,82

2.1.4.5

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the transition zones of the spine

1,55

2.2

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the peripheral joints

2.2.1

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the shoulder joint

2.2.1.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the shoulder joints

0,82

2.2.1.2

Mobilization of the shoulder joint

1,55

2.2.1.3

Manipulations on the junctions of the shoulder joint

0,82

2.2.1.4

Automobilization of the shoulder joint

0,82

2.2.2

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the clavicular joints

2.2.2.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the clavicular joints

0,82

2.2.2.2

Mobilization of the clavicular joints

1,55

2.2.2.3

Manipulations on clavicular joints

0,82

2.2.2.4

Automobilization of the clavicular joints

0,82

2.2.3

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the elbow joint

2.2.3.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the elbow joint

0,82

2.2.3.2

Mobilization of the elbow joint

1,55

2.2.3.3

Manipulations on на elbow joint

0,82

2.2.3.4

Automobilization of the elbow joint

0,82

2.2.5

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the hip joint

2.2.5.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the hip joint

0,82

2.2.5.3

Manipulations on hip joint

1,55

2.2.5.4

Automobilization of the hip joint

0,82

2.2.9

Manual therapy of biomechanical disorders of the temporomandibular joint

2.2.9.1

Relaxation of the muscles of the temporomandibular joint

0,82

2.2.9.2

Mobilization of the temporomandibular joint

0,82

2.2.9.3

Manipulations on the temporomandibular joint

0,82

2.2.9.4

Automobilization of the temporomandibular joint

0,82