Doctor directory · General Internal Medicine (GP)
GP — Canton of Thurgau
11 practices with a phone number or website. You arrange the appointment directly with the practice.
Canton of Thurgau: FindMyDoc lists 11 General Internal Medicine (GP) practices with a phone number or website, spread across 3 towns.
Daniel Appert
+41 71 411 52 52
Dr. med. Christoph Kaufmann
+41 71 971 26 11
Dr. med. Istvan Bulhardt
+41 71 971 17 14arztpraxis-eschlikon.ch
Familienpraxis Frauenfeld
+41 52 721 04 45familienpraxisfrauenfeld.ch
Medbase Weinfelden
Medizinisches Zentrum
+41 71 447 66 66mzarbon.ch
Praxis für Frau und Kind
+41 52 723 27 77frauundkind.ch
med. pract. Steffen Lang
+41 71 695 22 59
Ärzte im Zentrum
+41 71 626 90 30aiz.ch
Ärztezentrum Müllheim
+41 52 763 13 00aerztezentrum-muellheim.ch
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I find a practice in Canton of Thurgau that is taking new patients?
- Only the practice itself knows for certain whether it is taking new patients. Call directly — every practice on this page has a phone number or website. If a practice is not taking anyone, it is worth asking for a recommendation nearby.
- Do I need a referral for this specialty?
- No, the GP practice is the first point of contact. With a GP or HMO model you go to your chosen practice; with a Telmed model you first call the telephone advice line.
- Which specialty is right for my symptoms?
- That depends on the symptoms. In the conversation on FindMyDoc you describe them in your own words and find out which specialty may be suitable. This is not a diagnosis or an assessment of your case.
- What should I do in an emergency?
- If life is at risk, call 144. Outside practice hours, the regional medical on-call service and hospital emergency departments can help.
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