All services in one place — made for life in Europe

Oladoctor is a healthcare marketplace where certified doctors offer different types of online medical services across Europe. You can find: • Regular online consultations — book an appointment with a doctor of your choice across specialties like psychiatry, dermatology, gynecology, and more. • Express consultations — quick same-day video calls with a general practitioner for common health issues. • Prescription requests — fill out a short form to request repeat prescriptions or treatment without a live consultation. • Medical certificates — request valid health certificates for work, school, driving, or fitness, depending on the doctor and country.

Express services are usually reviewed on the same day, including weekends. Regular consultations can be booked based on the doctor’s availability. You can choose a doctor who speaks your language and operates in your time zone.

Oladoctor does not process insurance claims. However, after your consultation, you can request a receipt from the support team. It includes the doctor’s details and may be submitted to your insurance provider for possible reimbursement — depending on your policy.

Yes — doctors issue certificates based on the country and purpose you select during booking. This helps ensure legal compliance with local requirements. Availability depends on the doctor.

Doctors may prescribe medications if they consider it medically appropriate — either during a live consultation or after reviewing your submitted form. For repeat prescriptions or simple cases, the Express Prescription option is fastest.

You can use Express Prescriptions without a video call. Just fill out a short medical form. If more information is needed, the doctor may contact you or recommend a video consultation.

Service pages explain what’s included and who it’s for. If you’re unsure: • Use Express Consultations for quick help with symptoms like UTI, allergies, or headaches • Choose a regular consultation for complex or ongoing issues • Start with a GP/family doctor if you need general advice or a referral