Yes, you can register with the practice. Please fill in a registration form at the practice and bring a valid form of identification and your insurance details.
If it's not possible to register, for example, because the practice has no more vacancies, you can contact your health insurer. The health insurer is obliged to help you find a GP.
No, it is not permitted to be registered with multiple GPs simultaneously.
If you wish to switch, follow these steps:
Yes, you always have the option to choose your own pharmacy.
Registering with a pharmacy can usually be done online or by phone.
Ja, u kunt op elk moment overstappen naar een andere apotheek.
It may be possible for you to be seen as a walk-in, but this depends on how busy the practice is and how serious your complaint is. You must always contact us by telephone first.
You will then pay for the treatment on the spot at the practice.
If you have a Dutch basic health insurance policy, these costs are often declared directly to the health insurer.
For example, the following rates apply to passers-by:
If you have a Dutch basic health insurance policy, these costs are often declared directly to the health insurer.
You do not have a designated GP, but you can indicate who you would like to make an appointment with.
Yes, it is recommended to see the same doctor for the same complaint each time.
MyHealth.net makes use of a private and secure network on the internet. To log in, you will need a DigiD with SMS functionality and a (mobile) phone.
DigiD is the electronic identification for government internet services (including the tax authorities). The government has no insight into your data on MyHealth.net. Information about DigiD and how to apply for it can be found at www.digid.nl.
Yes, that is possible, but the advice is to schedule a double consultation straight away.
As there will be sufficient time to thoroughly review your medical background and history.
The practice operates largely digitally. This means that many matters are dealt with via the online portal.
Furthermore, it generally applies that you:
