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Garde Bruxelloise

Need a doctor in the Brussels region? Contact the Garde bruxelloise on

1733

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Home visits

Need a home visit?
Contact the Garde bruxelloise on 02 201 22 22

7 JOURS/7
1733
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Our on-call service

A doctor available for home visits in the evenings and at weekends

Are you ill and have difficulty getting around? Are you looking for a doctor who can visit you at home in the evenings or at weekends in Brussels?

The Garde bruxelloise offers a home medical consultation service outside normal business hours. Our role is to coordinate nearly 400 doctors in our medical posts or on the road. They treat minor emergencies when your regular doctor is unavailable. They then send a report of the visit to your general practitioner. Our on-call doctors provide home visits in French, Dutch and English throughout the 19 municipalities of Brussels.

The Garde bruxelloise is primarily a network of medical posts throughout Brussels. They are easily accessible, without appointment, from 7 p.m. to midnight on weekdays and from 8 a.m. to midnight on weekends and public holidays. They are the best option if you have no mobility issues.

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General medicine

When should you request a home visit?

The doctors of the Garde bruxelloise provide general medical consultations for non-life-threatening emergencies or to receive rapid medical advice. They are available outside normal business hours, in the evening, at night and at weekends, when your doctor is unable to see you. Home visits should be opted for in the following cases:

If you are able to move around, go to a medical post
In these cases, call
1733
For emergencies, call
112
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An on-call consultation

Documents to prepare

If you are unable to travel, you can contact 1733 to request a home visit from a doctor anywhere in Brussels. You will be asked for some information to ensure that your case is handled in the best possible way:

You will also be asked for the name of your GP so that a consultation report can be sent to them and follow-up care can be provided.

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Our medical posts

Our doctors are available throughout Brussels

Home visits are mainly reserved for patients who have difficulty travelling. Do you need an on-call doctor in the evening or at the weekend? The Garde bruxelloise has seven medical posts located throughout Brussels, which do not require an appointment. You will find a consultation room less than 20 minutes from your home. Our medical posts are easily accessible on foot, by car or by public transport.

No appointment necessary
Home visits are available without appointment by calling 1733.
Rapid response
A doctor will visit your home as soon as possible.
Evenings and weekends
Home visits are available in the evening, at night and at weekends.
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Our rates

How much does a consultation with an on-call doctor cost?

Our on-call general medical service operates according to the rates set by the INAMI:

If you are up to date with your health insurance fund and/or if you are eligible for increased reimbursement, the co-payment system will apply; you will then only pay the amount corresponding to your personal contribution.
If you have a valid CPAS emergency medical assistance card, you will not have to pay for the consultation up front; an invoice will be sent directly to your CPAS.
If you are affiliated with a Medical Centre, we also apply the "co-payment" system. This means that you will only pay the "co-payment" and the balance will be billed directly to your Medical Centre. You can, of course, also pay the full amount due and obtain reimbursement from your Medical Centre upon presentation of the certificate of care provided.
If you do not have mutual insurance in Belgium, you pay for the consultation and we will give you a document that will allow you to be reimbursed by the social security system in your country of origin.
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Medical assistance

Find a GP in Brussels

The on-call doctors in Brussels are on hand to provide out-of-hours consultations. They are not a substitute for follow-up care by a GP. Are you looking for a GP in Brussels close to your neighbourhood? Visit the FAMGB website to find the contact details of doctors in Brussels.