UMG Analytics: The Most High Demand Medical Specialists Are General Practitioners, Cardiologists, and Endocrinologists

UMG hospital’s chain Department of AI & big data summarized the results of the past year. The Analytics Center studied which doctors patients most frequently visited and compiled a list of the most popular medical specialties and services. Key Data: ● In 2025, the leading positions in the premium medical services segment will be held by internal medicine, cardiology, and endocrinology. ● Women most often visit a gynecologist and undergo ultrasound examinations for women's health. ● Men more often visit an orthopedic traumatologist and an ophthalmologist. In the premium medical services segment, interest in preventive medicine is growing. Patients are increasingly striving not just to respond to symptoms but to actively care for their health: regularly monitoring their well-being, preventing illnesses, and developing personalized prevention strategies. This approach allows us to work proactively, rather than waiting for a disease to fully manifest itself. Top 5 in-demand medical specialties by patient visit frequency: 1. Therapy. 2. Cardiology. 3. Endocrinology. 4. Gynecology. 5. Orthopedics and traumatology. Despite a slight gap from the top 5, ophthalmology, neurology, dermatology, otolaryngology, and urology also ranked among the most in-demand medical specialties. According to analytical data, a general practitioner acts as a trusted first-line doctor. Deeply understanding the patient's concerns and needs, they refer the patient to specialized specialists when necessary. The most in-demand medical services for women include: ● Gynecological consultations; ● Women's health ultrasounds; ● Ophthalmologist consultations; ● Neurologist consultations; ● Cytological examinations. Men most often consulted the following specialists: ● Orthopedic traumatologist; ● Ophthalmologist; ● General practitioner; ● Otolaryngologist; ● Urologist.