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Finding A Good GP In Geneva

30th November 2011

With the traditional ‘direct specialist access’ system of healthcare in Geneva, it can be hard to find a good, caring, English speaking General Practitioner – who can treat the whole person and the whole family.

We, at HealthFirst, believe having a generalist who takes care of both our preventative health and the first line treatment of illnesses that may affect our bodies or mind, is important.

One native english speaking, British trained GP/Family doctor who is accepting patients here in Geneva is:

Dr Lorraine E. Bell, DRCOG, MRCGP(UK), MBChB, Médecin praticien (CH) She is working from a new purpose built medical centre, with on site specialist consultations, radiology, laboratory, physiotherapy and other services. Centre Medical de la Servette, Avenue de Luserna 17, 1203 Geneve. Tel: 022 795 2525 www.cmge.ch

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