Find a general practicioner
Finding a GP is not always easy. Some practices do not accept new patients. Availability can also differ per region. Read how to find a GP and how we can help you.
Why have a GP near you?
Having a GP practice nearby is useful when you need care. Your GP knows your situation, keeps your medical record and can better monitor changes in your health.
- You know where to go when you need care
- Your GP knows your situation and keeps your medical record
- In urgent situations, it is important that a GP can reach you within 15 minutes
How to find a general practicioner
In the Zorgvinder, you can see which GPs are near you. Check the practice website to see if it is accepting new patients. Is this information not listed or are you unsure? Then contact the practice to ask if you can register.
Going to a GP where you are not registered
You cannot always visit your own GP. For example, if you are not at home or if you do not have a regular GP. Do you need urgent care? Then you can contact a GP practice near you.
Good to know:
- The GP cannot access your medical record
- The practice may refuse you if it is not urgent
- You pay the bill yourself first and declare it later in the CZ app
The costs are reimbursed under the same conditions as with your own GP. Do you not have a regular GP? Find a GP near you where you can register.
Frequently asked questions
I have moved. How do I find a new GP?
If you have moved, it is important to know where to go when you need care. On our website, you can see which GPs are near you. Contact the practice to ask if you can register. Find a GP.
Why is an amount charged every month for my GP?
A GP may charge a registration fee every quarter for each patient registered at the practice. This also applies if you have not visited the GP. These costs are fully reimbursed. You do not pay anything yourself.
I have a complaint about my GP. What can I do?
First, discuss your complaint with your GP. Explain what you think went wrong. Often, a conversation helps to find a solution. If you cannot resolve it together, you can file a complaint with an independent complaints officer. They will help to mediate between you and the practice. Read more on Thuisarts.nl
My bill shows a ‘passantentarief’. What does this mean?
Did you visit a GP where you are not registered? Then the GP may charge a higher fee. You will be reimbursed under the same conditions as with your own GP. But the fee itself is higher, which makes the visit more expensive. Do you not have a regular GP in your area? Then it is wise to register with a practice nearby.