All services in one place — made for life in Europe

Oladoctor offers several types of online healthcare services: * Regular consultations – online appointments with the doctor of your choice across specialties like psychiatry, gynecology, dermatology, and more. * Express Consultations – short same-day video visits with a general practitioner for common issues like migraines, cold symptoms, or urinary discomfort. * Express Prescriptions – request treatment or prescription renewal by filling out a short medical form, without a live video call. * Medical Certificates – country-compliant documents for work, school, driving, and more (availability depends on the doctor and your location).

Express services are often available on the same day, including weekends and holidays. For regular consultations, you can choose a doctor based on their real-time availability.

Oladoctor does not bill insurance directly. However, you will receive a receipt with the doctor’s details, which you may be able to submit to your insurer, depending on your policy.

Medical certificates are issued in line with the country you select during booking. That ensures they meet local requirements — whether it’s for a driver’s license, employment, study, or fitness. Availability depends on the doctor and service.

Each service page on Oladoctor explains what’s included, who it’s for, and what to expect. For quick help with common issues like UTIs, headaches, or allergies, Express services are a good fit. For ongoing concerns or specialist advice, book a regular consultation with a licensed doctor in your chosen field.

Yes — doctors on Oladoctor can issue prescriptions, if appropriate, based on your consultation or medical form. Express Prescriptions are designed for repeat prescriptions or straightforward issues. For anything more complex, a video consultation may be required.

If you're unsure which type of service to choose, we recommend starting with an Express Consultation or a general consultation with a GP or family doctor. They can help guide you toward the right next step or refer you to a specialist.

Yes. Express Prescriptions do not require a live video call — you submit a short form and a doctor reviews it. If more information is needed, the doctor may contact you or suggest a video consultation.