Oxygen Medical

About Oxygen Medical

The Oxygen Wellness Centers are situated in Budapest, Hungary. They have a massage area, sauna world, swimming pool, jacuzzi, fitness room, and medical center. The centers have approximately 20 specialists, who are able to provide quality medical care. They were accredited with an ISO 9001 qualification in November 2011.

Fitness is a primary focus for the centers, with an emphasis on sports. The Oxygen Centers have a 4000 mm fitness area with 200 technogym machines, and a digital training program.

The centers also provide initiatives for young children through their Manó Klub. The activities aim at teaching the children how to beneficially make meaningful use of their spare-time. The clinics recognize the importance of familial relationships, and how a stable and balanced home environment is tantamount to a child's progress during its formative years. Various programs are organized and focus on anything from talent development to classes in children's dentistry.

The center also has a restaurant, which has a menu which has been curated by culinary specialists. Using hand-picked, fresh and healthy ingredients, the centers' visitors are able to have an encompassing experience geared towards every aspect of their well-being.

Situated in Naphegy, Budapest, the Liszt Ferenc International Airport is in close proximity to the Oxygen Medical Center. Upon arrival, the patient will be met by a driver who will provide a free transfer to and from a chosen hotel. Several leisure programs, which contain suggestions for activities for time spent outside of the center, are also offered.

The Hungarian capital is a patchwork of Soviet and Art Nouveau building facades. Divided into two districts, Buda and Pest, which were united in 1873, parts of the city make up an extended World Heritage Site. These include the Danube's river banks, the Buda Castle, Heroes' Square and one of the world's oldest underground train networks, the Millennium Railway. The historical city also has 80 geothermal springs, the largest thermal water cave system in the world, not to mention the second largest synagogue and third largest Parliament building.

Furthermore, the city is linked by monumental bridges and embellished with countless political and allegorical statues. There are also spirited 'ruin bars' to relax in and a range of impressive restaurants which offer both national and international cuisine.

Payment Modes

• Cash
• Cheque
• Demand Draft
• Credit/Debit Card
• Electronic Transfer
• Cashless Insurance

Languages

• German / Deutsch
• English
• Hungarian