Healthcare for KTU international students & staff
Antalgija Clinic is Kaunas University of Technology's trusted health partner. Our English-speaking family doctors help you navigate Lithuania's healthcare system — from your first registration to ongoing care.
Why it matters when you're new to Lithuania
English-speaking team
Our family doctors and staff communicate in English, so nothing gets lost in translation when it matters most.
Guidance through the system
We explain how registration, insurance, referrals and prescriptions work in Lithuania — step by step.
Health insurance, explained
We help you understand Compulsory Health Insurance (CHI / PSDF) and what it covers for your situation.
How the Lithuanian healthcare system works
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Check your insurance
Find out whether you are covered by Compulsory Health Insurance (CHI / PSDF) based on your residence status and employment.
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Register with a family doctor
Choose a clinic and register through Lithuania's national e-Pacientas portal. Your family doctor becomes your first point of contact.
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Your first appointment
The family doctor assesses your health, answers your questions and starts any treatment you need.
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Specialist referrals
If specialist care is required, your family doctor issues a referral — to a neurologist, cardiologist, physiotherapist and more.
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Ongoing care
Prevention, regular check-ups, vaccinations and long-term condition management — all coordinated by your family doctor.
Who is eligible for Compulsory Health Insurance (CHI)?
Eligibility depends on your residence status and employment. Here is how it usually applies — contact us if you are unsure.
Non-EU national (national D visa)
Usually not covered by CHI. You can use affordable self-pay services or private insurance — we will advise you.
Temporary residence permit
Generally not covered unless you are legally employed in Lithuania; then contributions are paid and CHI applies.
Permanent residence permit
Full access to Compulsory Health Insurance, like Lithuanian residents.
EHIC holders (EU/EEA)
Your European Health Insurance Card covers medically necessary and emergency care during your stay.
S1 document holders
Full access to CHI after registering your S1 with the Territorial Health Insurance Fund (Ligonių kasa).
EU cross-border patients
EU rules may let you receive and be reimbursed for planned care in Lithuania — ask us how it applies to you.
What we offer at Antalgija
English communication
Doctors, nurses and administrators who speak English.
Central Kaunas location
Easy to reach at Šiaulių g. 35-3, in the heart of Kaunas.
Affordable self-pay
Clear, fair prices if you are not yet covered by CHI.
Many specialists, one place
Family medicine, neurology, cardiology, physiotherapy, rehabilitation and psychology under one roof.
Extended hours
Open Mon–Thu 8:00–19:00 and Fri 8:00–18:00.
Prevention & check-ups
Health check-up programmes and preventive care to keep you well.
System navigation help
We help with registration, paperwork and understanding your options.
e-Pacientas support
Step-by-step help registering on Lithuania's national patient portal.
Our English-speaking team
Kristina Lebedevaitė
Family doctor — adults & children, referrals, prevention
Kristina Ziutelienė
Family doctor — primary care & long-term condition management
Physiotherapist
Rehabilitation and physical therapy
Nurses & midwife-nurse
Procedures, vaccinations, women's health support
Lifestyle medicine specialist
Prevention, nutrition and healthy-habit guidance
Administrator
Registration help and everyday questions
How to register with a family doctor
Registration is done online through Lithuania's national e-Pacientas portal.
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Open the e-Pacientas subscription page
Go to Lithuania's national e-Pacientas portal to start your family-doctor registration.
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Choose how to register
Register directly online, or ask us — we will guide you through every step.
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Bring your documents
Bring your passport and Lithuanian personal code (asmens kodas) to your first visit.
Request your registration
Leave your details and we will contact you to arrange your registration and first appointment.
- Phone +370 37 999980
- Email kaunas@antalgija.lt
- Address Šiaulių g. 35-3, Kaunas
- Hours Mon–Thu 8:00–19:00 · Fri 8:00–18:00
Frequently asked questions
Do you speak English?
Yes. Our family doctors and front-desk staff communicate in English, so you can describe your concerns clearly and understand your care.
As an international student, am I automatically covered?
Not automatically — it depends on your residence status and whether you are employed. We will help you check whether Compulsory Health Insurance (CHI) applies to you.
Are family doctor visits free with CHI?
If you are covered by CHI, family doctor consultations and many tests are reimbursed by the state — free for you at the point of care.
What if I am not insured?
You can still receive care through our affordable self-pay options. We will explain the prices in advance.
Can my family members register too?
Yes. Family members can register with our family doctors as well — just let us know.
What documents do I need?
Bring your passport and your Lithuanian personal code (asmens kodas). For CHI-covered care, your insurance status will be checked.
Where are you located?
Antalgija Clinic, Šiaulių g. 35-3, Kaunas, Lithuania.