Our method
A short introductory about our way of the work
As a G.P. (general practitioner, family doctor), I completed my master degree at the Vrije Universiteit in the Netherlands. This means we follow the Dutch guidelines, which ensure evidence-based medical care. We also adhere to national Dutch prevention programs, such as cervical screening every 5 years from age 30 to 60 and breast cancer screening every 2 to 3 years from age 50 till 75. In the Netherlands, you always visit a GP first, before you get acces to a specialist. The GP will decide if a specialist is needed. This might be a different way than in other countries where you can go directly to a specialist. To learn more about the Ducht health care system please inform yourself , for example https://www.thuisarts.nl/dutch-healthcare
We work without direct phone calls picked up by a doctor’s assistant on the phone, You cannot call here. Instead you always make first a call bakc appointment (https://www.huisartsensloterdijk.nl/en/contact/make-a-telephone-appointment/ )patients have direct contact with their GP. As we only work by scheduled appointments, you’ll hardly encounter any waiting times and you will usually find a quiet waiting room.
Consult by phone
You can schedule a telephone consultation with your GP by making a call-back appointment. You will be called back by one of the general practitioners at the agreed time. It is often no longer necessary to come to the consultation hour. If it is necessary, you will be given an appointment.
Patient portal
You can arrange many things yourself via the portal on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Safely and easily request repeat medication, request an e-consultation and view results. Request your login details by telephone. To get acces to the portal, you have to schedule an appointment (first by phone https://www.huisartsensloterdijk.nl/en/contact/make-a-telephone-appointment/) with Noor, the assistance, to verify your ID (identity) with ID card of passport. This is mendatory by law, as you get acces to medical information.
Contact
How to reach us:
- Under ‘Contact’ there is a link to a telephone consultation and e-consultation.
- You can log in under ‘Repeat prescription’ to request a repeat prescription.
- You can log in under ‘Medical file’ to view results.
- Under ‘About us’ and then ‘Contact’ you will find the telephone numbers of the practice.
Flexdokters way of work
Our practice is affiliated with Flexdokters, a cooperation initiative of general practioners. This offers a number of advantages for patients and GP, where the relationship between GP and patient always comes first.
In a Flexdokters practice, patients have direct contact with their GP. This means you only have to tell your story once. Your question can often be answered immediately. Doesn’t that work? Make a follow-up appointment at the practice with your GP. Easy and fast, as you don’t have to come to the practice for every question.
We ask you to schedule appointments yourself. We work by appointment only, there are hardly any waiting times and you will usually find a quiet waiting room. This ensures a lot of peace and quiet in the practice and during your consultation with the doctor. Pleasant for you and for the doctor.
Arrange it yourself
You can arrange many things yourself online on this website. To help you as best as possible, we have clearly presented the most important information below.
If you want to make an appointment with the doctor, you can do so online. This can be done at any time of the day and week. So you no longer have to wait on the phone or at the counter.
You can also easily ask a question or send a photo via the website. Useful for non-urgent questions or if you want to send a photo of, for example, a spot on your skin.
Would you like to request a repeat prescription, view your medical file or results? You no longer have to call the practice for this. You can arrange all this via the website in the portal.
FAQ
These frequently asked questions have been compiled based on questions we receive frequently. By providing the answers here, we save you the trouble of contacting us and we GPs have fewer interruptions in our work with patients. If you cannot find the answer to your question, you can ask the practice.
Are you open during public holidays?
How do I put my doctor's website on the home screen of my iPhone or iPad?
How do I put my doctor's website on the home screen of my Android phone?
How do I request my repeat medication?
Practical Information
For patients without a Dutch health care insurance, we use the NZA (Dutch Healthcare Authority) tariffs:
- Consultation at the practice by phone or e-mail : €35,15
- Consultation at the practice by phone or e-mail over 20 minutes: €67,01
- Home visit: €51,08
- Home visit over 20 minutes: €82,94
Are you unable to keep an appointment?
Please let us know at least 24 hours in advance and we will schedule a new appointment. If you do not let us know or if you cancel too late, we will charge you a late fee of €25. Please note that you pay this bill yourself and will not be reimbursed by your health insurance company.
For urgent matters outside opening hours – contact the General Practice Center at 088 – 00 30 600.
Opening hours
- On workdays: from 17.00 (5pm) till 8.00 (8am)
- Open in the weekend and public holidays
More information can be found at: huisartsenpostenamsterdam
Huisartsen Sloterdijk
- Radarweg 250
- 1043 NV Amsterdam
Opening hours
| Monday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Thursday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Friday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |