Patient Information
Good to know
TRAVEL PREPARATIONS
Once you have received the confirmation of your appointment you may begin planning your trip. Below we offer a list of essential things you need to consider.
VISA: Depending on your nationality, you may need a VISA to enter Greece.
PAYMENT: Please prepare your payment method in advance and have your credit card, and/or cash ready. Notify your bank about your travel plans to Greece to avoid any issues with your account being blocked, as international transactions might be flagged as suspicious, if not reported. If you intend to carry €10,000 or more in cash, be sure to declare it. For further details on the rules and requirements, visit the General Clinic of Dodecanese Commission website.
MEDICAL DATA: Do not forget to have with you all relevant and necessary medical data, including hematological results, and images such as MRI, CT or X-Ray.
What to bring
When you are about to go on a medical treatment trip or accompany someone you love, a suitcase is probably the last thing on your mind. Below we have a list of essentials you need to take with you but also those you shouldn’t bring along.
Personal items
- Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and pyjamas. In Rhodes is usually warm, so check the weather forecast to add any appropriate piece of clothing.
- Comfortable walking shoes and slippers.
- Toothbrush and toothpaste, hairbrush, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, shaving equipment
- Eyeglasses, hearing aids, dentures, canes, walkers, crutches and other assistive devices you use for daily activities.
- Sleep aids, such as your favorite pillow or blanket.
- Earplugs, earphones and playlists of your favorite tunes.
- Phone charger.
- Books, magazines, playing cards or games to help pass the time.
Medical Data
- A list of your medication
- Recent examinations, such as MRI or X-Ray
- Insurance information
- All the information you have received from the General Clinic of Dodecanese
What not to bring
We recommend you do not bring any of the following with you:
- Jewelry or any valuables you might need to remove (the clinic will not assume liability for these).
- Large amounts of cash. There is an ATM within the Clinic, and all stores accept credit cards.
- If you need to bring certain valuables into the hospital, please make sure that you are fully covered by your own insurance.
What not to bring
We recommend you do not bring any of the following with you:
- Jewelry or any valuables you might need to remove (the clinic will not assume liability for these).
- Large amounts of cash. There is an ATM within the Clinic, and all stores accept credit cards.
- If you need to bring certain valuables into the hospital, please make sure that you are fully covered by your own insurance.
About your stay
Rooms & Facilities
All patient rooms, single or double, are quite modern, pleasant and well-equipped to make your stay as comfortable as possible. If required, we can arrange for an escort to stay in the patient’s room. In our rooms you will find
- Electronic patient-controlled bed
- En-suite bathroom
- Air conditioning
- TV
- Telephone with direct dial facilities
- Nurse call system
- Personal safety deposit box/safe for any valuables, however we recommend not to bring them
- WiFi internet access
Cleaning
Cleanliness and hygiene are important to everyone in the hospital.
We have our own housekeeping team who will clean your room every day, supply fresh towels each day and deep clean your room after you leave.
The Café
The café is located on the ground floor of the Clinic. Should your physician allows it, you may visit it. T provides a range of products such as sandwiches, pies, sweets, coffee and beverages.
Food & Drink
Eating well forms a vital part of your treatment and recovery. Our catering team, guided by our expert dietitians, offer healthy and tasty dishes, based on your physician’s instructions. We prepare all our dishes with fresh produce and local ingredients, taking full advantage of Greece’s exceptional food heritage.
DIamond of the Aegean
Explore Rhodes
Rhodes offers a diverse landscape that harmoniously combines lush green vegetation with the crystal clear waters of the Aegean Sea.
Golden sand beaches, such as Faliraki and Tsampika, are the perfect destination for relaxing swims and resting under the sun.
The natural beauty of the island is complemented by rolling hills, olive groves and picturesque villages, offering a charming backdrop for exploration.
WHERE TO STAY
ACCOMMODATION
Depending on your preferences, Rhodes offers various places to stay. Indicatively, the nearby seaside resorts of Ixia, Ialyssos, Kallithea and Faliraki are quite popular. The old town of Rhodes is distinguished by its medieval character, with alleys and historical sights. If you are looking for quiet, traditional villages such as Archangelos are excellent options. Lindos also offers a wide variety of accommodation and is ideal for a relaxing holiday and a base for exploring the surrounding areas and tourist attractions.
Below you may find a selection of hotels.
Sun Beach Resort
The Sun Beach Resort is an exceptional 4* hotel located in a prime beachfront location in the heart of the cosmopolitan resort of Ialyssos (Trianta area).
Rodos Palladium Leisure & Wellness
A true oasis of five-star leisure & wellness experiences at the beachfront! This 5* premier class resort occupies a prominent position on the Blue Flag awarded sandy & pebble beach of Kallithea.
H Hotels Collection
The H Hotels Collection Group belongs to Hatzilazarou family. The group’s hotels reflect the true passion of Greek hospitality.
Elysium Resort & Spa
Elysium is one of the most iconic 5 star hotels on the island of Rhodes. It is located right on the beach in a Blue Flag award-winning area next to the famous monument of Kallithea Springs.
Kresten Royal Euphoria Resort
The luxurious newly build Kresten Royal Euphoria Resort stands majestically on the magnificent Kallithea sloping hillside by the sea offering transpire great class, impeccable taste in seductive and stunning sea views of the Aegean, lies an ancient quarry site, (from which stone for the fortification of the City was excavated during the ancient and medieval ages), for unique privacy and relaxation.
- Lindos
- Medieval city
- Events
- Gastronomy
- Excursions
The picturesque Lindos is a stopping point for the island. A beautiful village with cobbled alleys and lovely white houses built on the hillside.
At the highest point, on the rock, stands out the Acropolis, one of the most important archaeological sites of Rhodes with a panoramic view of the Aegean Sea.
In the heart of Rhodes is the medieval town, a settlement that has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Surrounded by imposing walls, the old town presents a treasure trove of historical monuments, including the Palace of the Grand Master and the Street of the Knights.
Wander the cobbled streets that echo with tales of knights and merchants and discover the rich heritage preserved in the archaeological sites scattered around the island.
On the island, ancient charm meets the comforts of a modern destination.
Ancient monuments coexist with shopping, charming cafes and lively nightlife.
The island hosts various cultural events, festivals and art exhibitions throughout the year, offering visitors a taste of local customs and traditions.
Experience culinary delights with traditional Greek flavors, enjoying panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. Tavernas and restaurants near the sea offer fine dishes with local products.
For the adventurous, Rhodes offers a variety of outdoor activities.
Hiking enthusiasts can explore the scenic trails of the island's highest mountain, Mount Attaviros, while water sports lovers can let loose in the waves with windsurfing, kiteboarding and diving along the island's coastline.
Natural beauties, such as the Butterfly Valley, offer a unique opportunity to explore the diversity of the island's flora and fauna.
