Speak to the physician before you book anything

minus10med consultations take place at Notia MedCare, 127 Vouliagmenis Avenue, 16674 Glyfada, Athens, and by secure video for patients abroad. Call +30 214 4444 200 or email hello@minus10med.com to arrange a discovery conversation with Dr. Erietta Galani before any testing is scheduled.

How do I book a consultation with minus10med?

Every patient relationship begins with a discovery conversation rather than a booking form. It lasts about twenty minutes, it costs nothing, and its only purpose is to establish what you want to know about your biology and whether we are the right practice to answer it.

• Email hello@minus10med.com with a sentence about what prompted your enquiry.
• Call +30 214 4444 200 during clinic hours.
• Use the appointment request form on the minus10med home page.

If a program is clearly the right fit, testing is scheduled from that conversation. If it is not, we say so, and there is no follow-up sequence.

Where is the clinic and how do I get there?

Consultations, diagnostics and therapies take place at Notia MedCare, 127 Vouliagmenis Avenue, 16674 Glyfada, Athens, Greece: a four-level multidisciplinary medical centre on the Athenian Riviera, roughly twenty minutes from the city centre and twenty-five from Athens International Airport by road.

Glyfada is served by the tram line along the coast and by frequent buses on Vouliagmenis Avenue. Parking is available at the centre. More about the facility and the rest of the clinical network is on the partners page.

When can I reach you, and how fast is a reply?

The clinic answers the phone during standard Athens business hours, Monday to Friday. Email is monitored daily and enquiries receive a human reply within one working day, written by someone clinical rather than by an autoresponder. Existing patients in an active protocol have a direct channel to the team and do not queue behind new enquiries.

We deliberately do not run same-day booking. A longevity assessment is not an urgent-care service, and the first conversation exists so that the testing you eventually book is the testing you actually need. If your question is urgent and clinical, contact your treating physician or emergency services rather than this practice.

Can I consult from outside Greece?

Yes. Discovery conversations, results interpretation and quarterly reviews are all available by secure video, in Greek, English, French or German. Testing that requires imaging, blood draw or physical assessment is performed in Athens, and international patients usually compress that into one or two consecutive days.

Patients travelling specifically for the flagship tier should read how the single-day VIP diagnostic schedule is organised before choosing dates, since the sequence begins fasted and early.

Who will I be speaking with?

Dr. Erietta Galani, founder and medical lead, holds the clinical conversations personally, supported by the specialist team at the partner clinic for dermatology, imaging and laboratory work. Her background in intensive care, cellular immunology and AI in healthcare is set out on her physician profile.

What should I ask about before committing?

Ask what each tier includes, what it does not, and what happens between visits. Ask which findings would change your plan and which would simply be recorded. Ask about the evidence level behind any therapy you are curious about; the answer here will distinguish decades of clinical use from promising early research rather than blur them.

Prices, included clinical hours and the two remote follow-ups attached to each program are published in full on the programs and pricing page, and common questions are answered on the minus10med questions page.

What happens between the first call and my first test?

After the discovery conversation you receive a written summary of what was discussed, which program was suggested and why, and what the day of testing would involve. Nothing is charged until you confirm, and confirming is a reply rather than a portal.

Once a date is agreed, you are sent preparation instructions: fasting window, medication timing, what to avoid in the twenty-four hours before cardiopulmonary testing, and what to bring from previous investigations. Old results are genuinely useful here; a five-year-old lipid panel or an existing MRI report adds a time axis to a baseline that would otherwise start today.

On the day, one coordinator holds your schedule so you are not managing appointments yourself. Afterwards, your synthesis consultation is booked only once every result has arrived, because reading a partial panel produces worry rather than decisions. Between that consultation and the next, the two remote follow-ups included with every program keep the protocol adjusting to what your body actually does with it.