Quick answers to your questions

Only if you are pregnant do you not need a referral for a COVID-19 vaccination. In all other situations, you need a referral from a treating doctor to make an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccination.

Yes, in some cases there is a medical indication for an extra vaccination, particularly for people in medical high-risk groups. This may be the case, for example, when starting chemotherapy or after a recent organ transplant.

Call your huisartsenpost (out-of-hours GP service). View numbers

Before making an appointment with us, first check the website Thuisarts.nl, where you can find answers to many health questions. The website gives reliable information about illness and health and was created by GPs. This may answer your questions, so that making an appointment may not be necessary. If in doubt, always contact us.

Yes, there are several reliable websites that may be able to answer your medical questions. On the website Moetiknaardedokter.nl, you get advice within 1 minute on whether you should come and see us.

You can use the Digitale Zorggids (Digital Care Guide) of the Patiëntenfederatie Nederland (Dutch Patients' Federation) for digital help with your care and health. View the website.

On the website Thuisarts.nl, you can find information about preventing illness.

On the website Bevolkingsonderzoek.nl, you can find information about breast cancer, cervical cancer and bowel cancer.

You can watch videos by our doctors with advice on various topics.

Yes, on the website Uwzorgonline.nl, you can download an app for your smartphone. The app is available from the App Store and Google Play.

Would you like a consultation with your GP but are you unable to visit us? Then you can have a digital consultation with us online. Fill in the questionnaire, add photos if necessary, and we will help you further. 1 to 2 working days after submitting your request, you can chat with the GP to discuss your question. This does not apply to urgent complaints that need a quick answer.

That is possible: you can make an appointment with us 24/7 via Uwzorgonline.

That is possible. You can have a consultation with us online. Fill in the questionnaire, add photos if necessary, and we will help you further. 1 to 2 working days after submitting your request, you can chat with the GP to discuss your question. This does not apply to urgent complaints that need a quick answer. Click here for a digital consultation.

You can request a repeat prescription via our patient portal. You will receive confirmation of your request by e-mail. Once the GP has approved it, you can collect the prescription from your pharmacy the following day. Request a repeat prescription.

You can now view your own personal record via our digital patient portal. Here you will find an overview of your treatments, your medication and much more relevant information about your record. View my patient record.

Yes, you can view the laboratory results of your blood and urine tests online in our patient portal. You can discuss the results with your GP, via an e-consultation if you wish. You can find the results under the heading ‘inzage in uw dossier’ (view your record). View your laboratory results.

You can request a medical certificate via the website Verwijswijzer.nl

On the website Zorgkaart Nederland, you can find all healthcare providers in the region and throughout the Netherlands.

We do not make appointments for blood tests on the advice of, for example, an alternative practitioner, naturopath, skin clinic, foreign doctor, foreign specialist, etc. If these practitioners consider a blood test necessary, they should refer you to a laboratory themselves. In such situations, you can go for preventive blood tests and blood draws without a GP referral. For more information: labplusarts.nl