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.
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Multilingual medical centre open 365 days a year, steps from Bahnhofstrasse. English-speaking GPs cover general medicine, cardiology, dermatology, and more. Walk-ins welcome.
Multi-disciplinary centre near Gare Cornavin with family medicine, psychiatry, psychology, and physiotherapy. Consultations in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and more. Online booking via OneDoc.
English mother-tongue family doctor and internal medicine specialist, part of Swiss Medical Network. Consultations in English, French, and German. Online booking available via OneDoc.
FMH-certified specialist in general internal medicine. English, French, Italian, and German-speaking. Accepts new patients; online booking via OneDoc.
English, Spanish, and Greek-speaking GP in central Geneva. Specialist in general internal medicine; accepting new patients via online booking on OneDoc.
Long-established GP practice in the Seefeld/Riesbach area with English-speaking doctor and receptionist. General internal medicine; appointments by phone.
British-trained specialist in general internal medicine in Seefeld. English-language practice. Currently not accepting new patients until 2028 — worth registering on the waiting list now.
Walk-in clinic inside Zurich Hauptbahnhof, open 7am–10pm every day of the year. No appointment needed; English-speaking staff. Accepts patients without a registered family doctor.
Family medicine practice near Wiedikon station with online booking via OneDoc. Consultations in English, German, Spanish, Greek, and Italian; accepting new patients in certain insurance models.
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