Everything you need to know before, during and after your appointment.
Write down your main concerns and questions in advance. Bring a list of your current medications with doses, and any recent test results or reports. For a first appointment, please arrive 10 minutes early [placeholder: confirm arrival instructions].
Identification, your medication list, previous medical reports, laboratory results, vaccination records and, if relevant, imaging reports and hospital discharge summaries. Foreign documents in English, Portuguese, Romanian or Russian can be reviewed directly.
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[Placeholder: notice period for cancellations and rescheduling, and any late-cancellation conditions.] See also the full Cancellation Policy page.
[Placeholder: accepted payment methods — card, bank transfer, MB WAY — and consultation fees.] An itemised invoice (fatura) is always provided.
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Where clinically appropriate, prescriptions valid in Portuguese pharmacies are issued during or after the consultation. [Placeholder: repeat-prescription procedure and electronic-prescription details.]
When specialist care or testing is needed, the doctor provides a referral and can recommend trusted specialists and laboratories, coordinating your care throughout.
Medical certificates (e.g. for work, school, travel or sports) can be issued after clinical assessment where appropriate. [Placeholder: types of certificates provided and any fees.]
Test results and reports can be submitted before your appointment. [Placeholder: secure submission channel.] Please do not send medical documents through the ordinary contact form or by unencrypted email.
Your health information is sensitive personal data, protected by professional medical confidentiality and by Portuguese and EU data-protection law (GDPR). It is never used for advertising or analytics. See the Privacy Policy for details.
This practice does not provide emergency care. In a medical emergency in Portugal, call 112 immediately or go to the nearest hospital emergency department (urgências). For non-emergency health advice, the national health line SNS 24 is available on 808 24 24 24.
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This service is not intended for medical emergencies. In an emergency, call 112.