Finding a GP who speaks English makes your first medical appointments far less stressful. These practices welcome expat patients and can issue the certificates your employer or canton may need.
Multi-doctor medical centre steps from Zug train station, open seven days a week including evenings and weekends. English, French, Spanish, Turkish, and Greek spoken. Walk-ins welcome.
Solo GP practice run by a trilingual physician (DE/EN/NO) listed on the Canton of Zug foreign-language doctors directory. Specialist in general internal medicine; contact directly to check availability.
Quadrilingual solo GP practice (DE/EN/FR/IT) listed on the official Canton Zug foreign-language doctors directory. Family medicine, preventive check-ups, ECG, lab testing, and telemedicine consultations.
Group practice at Lindenmatt offering general internal medicine for patients aged 11 and above. Doctors Martin Seibl and Manuela Wolf consult in English, German, Italian, and French. Appointments via phone or OneDoc.
Medbase health centre near Zug train station offering general internal medicine, physiotherapy, and sports medicine. Multilingual team includes English, French, Swedish, and Italian speakers. Online booking via OneDoc.
Group practice with multiple specialists in general internal medicine, conveniently located next to Cham train station. Consultations available in English, French, and German. Online booking via OneDoc.
General internal medicine practice on the lakeside in Cham, offering preventive check-ups, diagnostics, and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses.
Group practice with three GPs specialising in general internal medicine. Doctors and staff speak English. Online booking available via OneDoc.
Are you a gps & general practitioners who works with English-speaking expats?