If you're living in Europe — including Italy, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Germany, and more — without a regular doctor, we offer ongoing care plans at low rates — one doctor who gets to know your history, not a new face every time. Fill in your details below and we'll reach out with the options that fit you.
People living abroad may not have the same continuity of care they had at home. A long-term care plan can provide a clearer way to organise follow-up questions, review progress and understand when local assessment may be needed.
Examples can include monitoring an established condition, discussing treatment progress, reviewing medicines or planning appropriate follow-up. The exact service depends on the individual patient and is not a substitute for a local primary-care or specialist relationship where one is required.
A clinician can review the information you provide and help you understand practical next steps. Keeping a current list of medicines, previous diagnoses, allergies and recent test results can make follow-up discussions more useful.
Because healthcare rules differ between countries, the clinician may recommend local services, testing or an in-person appointment. Prescription decisions remain clinical decisions and are subject to applicable professional and legal requirements.