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Dr. Elisabeth Gschwandtner

Dr. Elisabeth Gschwandtner

General Medicine
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AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: dr-gschwandtner.atAs of Oct 2026

Dr. Elisabeth Gschwandtner ist Ärztin für Allgemeinmedizin und führt ihre Ordination in der Tautenhayngasse 16/1-5 in 1150 Wien. Die Ordination nimmt an der Versorgung aller Kassen teil und behandelt auch Privatpatienten. Das Leistungsangebot umfasst Vorsorgeuntersuchungen (inklusive Blut- und Harnuntersuchung sowie Stuhluntersuchung ab 50 Jahren), Blutdruckeinstellung, Diabetes-Therapie im Rahmen von Therapie Aktiv, Blutabnahmen und Schutzimpfungen. Blutabnahmen finden Montag von 8-9 Uhr und Donnerstag von 9-10 Uhr nach Terminvereinbarung statt. Termine können online über den Terminkalender, telefonisch oder vor Ort vereinbart werden.

Services

Blood DrawsVaccinationsDiabetes TherapyBlood Pressure ControlPreventive Examination
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Last updated: 12/10/2026, 14:22

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