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If you are living in Maastricht or surroundings you need a general practitioner (in Dutch ‘huisarts’) who can take care of you when needed. Check affiliated GP’s to find a genral pratitioner in your neighbourhood.
When you call the GP medical post, you will be connected to a triagist. This is a doctor’s assistant who has been trained to determine the urgency of a complaint based on a number of questions. Sometimes it turns out that it is not necessary for you to be seen by a doctor and you […]
Identification is required, see https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/identificatieplicht/vraag-en-antwoord/identificatieplicht-zorg. Furthermore it is important to register the correct data in connection with the invoice. Always bring your ID showing your Social security number and your insurance card with you to the GP Medical Post.
Yes, of course you can call. If your own GP is not affiliated to the GP Emergency Post scheme, you can call the GP Emergency Post Maastricht en Heuvelland for urgent cases outside regular consultation hours. If you come to the GP Emergency Post for a consultation, you will need to pay either electronically (by […]
Troublesome but non-urgent problems can wait until your own GP practice is open again for consultations Repeat prescriptions can only be issued for medicines that are absolutely essential and only for a short period. You should not consult the GP Emergency Post for a second opinion or if you don’t have time on normal working […]
No. It is important for yourself and for the organization to first call the GP emergency room and present your complaint to the physician’s assistant you get on the line. Together, you and the doctor’s assistant will determine whether or not an appointment is needed for a consultation, or if a doctor will visit you […]
The GP Emergency Post Maastricht en Heuvelland foundation is a cooperative venture between all GPs in the municipalities of Eijsden-Margraten, Maastricht, Meerssen and Valkenburg aan de Geul providing urgent GP care outside regular consultation hours: every day between 5:00 PM and 8:00 AM, throughout the weekend, and on all recognized public holidays.
