General Practice
General medical consultations for all ages. Personalised medical follow-up and prevention.
General Practice in Koekelberg: what is it?
Your GP (general practitioner) is your first point of contact for healthcare: they make an initial diagnosis, treat most common health problems, follow up chronic conditions and refer you to a specialist when needed.
At Centre Médical Koekelberg, the GP sees children, adults and older people. Care is designed for the long term: prevention, screening, vaccinations and coordination with the centre’s other practitioners (physiotherapists, psychologists, dietitians, speech therapist…), so that you can receive complete care under one roof.
What we offer
Who is it for?
- Common acute illnesses: fever, flu, infections, pain
- Follow-up of chronic conditions: diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol
- Health checks, blood tests and screening
- Vaccinations for children and adults
- Care for children and older people
- Medical certificates and prescriptions (physiotherapy, speech therapy…)
What happens at the first appointment?
At the first consultation, the doctor reviews your medical history, current treatments and the reason for your visit, then carries out a clinical examination. Bring your identity card, your medicines or a list of them, and any recent results (lab tests, imaging). A consultation usually lasts 15 to 20 minutes.
Reimbursement
GP consultations are reimbursed by your mutuelle (health insurance fund). If you open your Global Medical Record (DMG/GMD) with your GP, your personal contribution (co-payment) is reduced. Fees and the doctor’s agreement status (conventionnement) are available at reception.
Our practitioners
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment with a GP in Koekelberg?
You can book online 24/7 from the practitioner’s profile, call 02 844 32 20 or come to the centre’s reception desk at Avenue Emile Bossaert 27 in Koekelberg.
Can I open my Global Medical Record (DMG/GMD) at the centre?
Yes. Simply ask your doctor during the consultation. The DMG/GMD brings your medical data together and reduces your co-payment for consultations with that doctor.
Is the centre accepting new GP patients?
Yes, the centre welcomes new patients of all ages, including children. Availability is shown in real time when you book online.
Can I get a prescription for physiotherapy or speech therapy?
Yes. If your situation warrants it, the doctor writes the prescription needed for reimbursement, and you can then be treated by the centre’s physiotherapists or speech therapist.
Practical information
Consultations by appointment only
Modern, certified equipment
Qualified and experienced practitioners
Easy access for people with reduced mobility