We have several options for making an appointment. We’ve listed the possibilities below:
Appointment with the general practitioner
You can make an appointment with the doctor by calling us on 020-525 2878. One of our trained assistants will help you schedule a day and time. She will also ask you some questions about the reason for the appointment. If you’re already a registered patient you can also plan an appointment in our Webcalendar.
Telephone consultation
If you would like to speak to a doctor by phone it’s possible to schedule a telephone appointment. You can do this by contacting the practice or plan an appointment in our Webcalendar. When scheduled the doctor will call you back between 12pm and 2pm.
Web Calendar
In our Webcalendar you can schedule an appointment online if you’re already registered as a patient in the practice. You can choose the doctor you prefer and check out the availability.
Sexually transmitted infections (STI) consultation
If you do not have any STI related complaints and have not received a warning from a sexual partner you can make an appointment for a STI consultation by phone. If you do have complaints or a warning from a sexual partner you have to make an appointment with the doctor.
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) consultation
To check for a bladder infection, you can submit your urine between 8:00 and 9:00 AM.
You can collect the urine at home in a clean container, which you can either buy at the pharmacy or drugstore, or use a jar that you have cleaned and boiled with hot water. It is important to first clean the area around the urethra with a damp gauze pad. Then, let the first part of the urine go into the toilet and collect the middle part (midstream urine) in the container.
Afterward, store the urine in the refrigerator until you bring it in. Morning urine is preferred, as it is the most concentrated from having been in the bladder the longest. If you choose to submit your urine at our practice, we provide the containers, so there is no need to refrigerate it.
Later in the morning, our assistant will call you with the results.
Vaccinations
We also give vaccinations and travelers advice, for example if you’re going on holiday. You can make an appointment for this type of consultation on the website www.reisprik.nl and choose us as a location. We recommend you schedule the appointment at least 3 weeks before you leave.
E-Consultation
You can also get in touch with one of the doctors by email. You can send us a message by clicking on “bericht” in the Patientportal.
Assistant hours
For blood withdrawal you can make an appointment at 020-525 2878. (Only if you have the right insurance, please check this with the assistant).
For checking urine for a urinary tract infection, rinsing ears, wart treatment, removing stitches and injections you need to make an appointment. Please contact the practice at 020-525 2878 to do so.
Before the appointment
please make sure we have:
– A copy of your AON Certificate
OR
– A picture/copy of your European Health Insurance Card (the side with your personal information on it)
You can e-mail this to: studentenartsen@uva.nl before the appointment takes place otherwise we can not declare it with your insurance and you will need to pay.
Cancel an appointment
Unable to attend your appointment?
Please notify us at least 24 hours in advance.
If you cancel less than 24 hours before your appointment, we will unfortunately have to charge you.
When an appointment is missed without prior notice, that time remains unused, which means we are unable to help someone else.
A missed appointment will incur a fee of €35.15.
