Spital Puls
Spital Puls is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Târgu Mureș, Romania, within the Regina Maria healthcare network. Its outpatient services cover medical and surgical specialties, including cardiology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, neurology, general surgery and orthopaedics. Diagnostic services listed for the hospital include CT, ultrasound, digital mammography and digestive endoscopy.
The hospital is located on Strada Gheorghe Marinescu, number 4. Before arranging a visit, confirm the relevant specialist, the purpose of the appointment and any preparation needed. Ask which previous records to send and request an estimate for the proposed consultation, investigations or treatment, with follow-up arrangements explained in advance.
Spital Puls in Târgu Mureș
Spital Puls brings outpatient consultations, diagnostic services and hospital care together within the Regina Maria network. The facility is on Strada Gheorghe Marinescu, number 4, in Târgu Mureș. Confirm the appointment address when booking, as the network also operates other locations in the city.
Specialist consultations and investigations
The outpatient department lists cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, rheumatology, psychiatry, internal medicine and diabetes care, alongside surgical specialties. General and vascular surgery, orthopaedics and traumatology, and obstetrics and gynecology are among the listed areas. Ask which clinician handles your particular condition and whether more than one specialty needs to assess it.
Imaging services include CT, ultrasound and digital mammography. The gastroenterology service lists upper digestive endoscopy and colonoscopy. The clinician should explain which investigation is relevant and how its findings will guide care. For an endoscopic procedure, clarify whether biopsy or sedation is planned and obtain the department's preparation instructions.
Preparing for your visit
Send a brief medical history and relevant previous reports if requested. Confirm accepted document languages and whether imaging files or pathology material are needed. Bring an up-to-date medicines list and information about allergies. Ask who will explain results and whether a separate review appointment should be arranged.
If an intervention is proposed, clarify whether it involves outpatient attendance, day admission or an overnight stay. Ask about interpreter arrangements and any support needed after the procedure before making travel plans.
Costs and follow-up
Request a written estimate that identifies the proposed services. Where applicable, check consultation, imaging, laboratory, biopsy, anaesthesia, medicines and hospital charges, together with the terms for additional services or changes to the plan.
Before leaving, obtain the available reports and written recommendations. Agree how pending results will be delivered and how follow-up information can reach your usual clinician. The timetable should reflect the proposed care and your individual needs.
