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Contact a doctor
02 201 22 22
Need a doctor in the Brussels region? Contact the Garde bruxelloise on

1733

Access map
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02 201 22 22

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

1733

Access plan
Garde Bruxelloise

On-call doctors

Looking for an on-call doctor in the evening or at the weekend? The Garde bruxelloise is open when doctors’ practices and medical centres are closed.

 
7 DAYS A WEEK
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Our on-call service

Find an on-call doctor in the evenings and at weekends in Brussels

Nearly 400 doctors take turns on our on-call roster each year, ready to see you quickly, without an appointment. They provide emergency general medical consultations and send a report to your GP for follow-up.

Our on-call doctors are available at seven medical posts covering the 19 municipalities of Brussels: Brussels Centre, Schaerbeek, Ixelles, Etterbeek, Anderlecht and Forest. Each medical post is accessible on foot, by car or by public transport.

They are located not far from a hospital if your concern is not related to general medicine or if you require additional tests.

  • 7 medical posts
  • From 7 p.m. to midnight on weekdays
  • From 8 a.m. to midnight on weekends and public holidays
  • Reception in French, Dutch and English

The Garde bruxelloise also provides home visits in the evening, at night, on weekends and on public holidays.

Home visits
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General medicine

When to contact an on-call doctor?

The medical posts in Brussels are available for emergency general medical consultations. They are open outside normal business hours, in the evening or at weekends, so that you can get professional medical advice when your doctor is unavailable. We are here to help with any non-life-threatening emergencies or for quick medical advice.

  • Your GP is unavailable
  • High fever that won't go down
  • Moderate pain
  • Flu-like symptoms
  • Moderate allergic reaction
  • Health problem in a child
  • Minor domestic accident
In these cases, call
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For emergencies, call
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Our medical posts

Our doctors are available throughout Brussels

The Garde bruxelloise has seven medical posts located throughout the Brussels region. These medical posts have fully equipped medical practices where our doctors can see you without an appointment. Our medical posts are easily accessible on foot, by car or by public transport.

No appointment necessary
Get a consultation with a general practitioner in the evening or at weekends, without an appointment.
Easily accessible
Our medical posts are accessible on foot, by car or by public transport.
20 minutes
You can find a medical post less than 20 minutes from your home.
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An on-call consultation

Documents to prepare

Do you need to see an on-call doctor at one of our medical posts in Brussels? Here are the documents you need to prepare before coming in:

  • Identity card
  • Bank card

You will be asked for the name of your GP so that we can send them a consultation report and ensure follow-up.

If you are registered with a third party organisation (CPAS, Fedasil, Red Cross), please also prepare the document certifying this.

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

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