How do I find a practice in Root 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.

Doctor directory · General Internal Medicine (GP) · Canton of Luzern

GP in Root

2 practices with a phone number or website. You arrange the appointment directly with the practice.

In Root, FindMyDoc lists 2 General Internal Medicine (GP) practices with a phone number or website. Across the whole Canton of Luzern there are 259.

"Familienpraxis" Dr. Von Rickenbach Josef

Wilweg 1, 6037 Root

+41 41 450 11 05

Praxis Dr. Annen Oliver

Bahnhofstrasse 24, 6037 Root

+41 41 450 12 06

The list also includes medical practices listed in public sources without a specialty.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a practice in Root 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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