English-Speaking GP in Paris

Dr Grégory Dacourt is an English-speaking general practitioner (GP) in Paris. He provides medical consultations in English for expatriates, tourists, international students and residents in Paris, Neuilly-sur-Seine, and online with video consultations.He offers general medical care, preventive care, chronic disease follow-up and assessment of urgent medical concerns at One Clinic Paris 15 and One Clinic Neuilly-sur-Seine.

In France, a general practitioner (GP) is usually the first doctor to consult for medical concerns, preventive care and health follow-up. A GP can provide diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, medical certificates and referral to specialists when needed.Expats with French health coverage can use the healthcare system with a Carte Vitale. Tourists and visitors can also consult a private doctor in Paris and may request documentation for reimbursement through their travel or international insurance.

Yes. Dr Grégory Dacourt offers online consultations for appropriate medical situations, including medical advice, follow-up appointments and certain non-emergency health concerns.Some conditions require an in-person medical consultation, especially when a physical examination, diagnostic test or medical procedure is necessary.

Dr Grégory Dacourt is a sector 2 general practitioner in France, with consultation fees set according to French medical regulations.Consultation fees range:€57 to €90 for an in-person GP consultation€59 to €64.40 for a video consultation€35 for an electrocardiogram (ECG) The amount covered or reimbursed depends on your situation and insurance coverage. Patients with French health insurance may be reimbursed according to the French healthcare system, while international patients can request documentation for their private or travel insurance.Payment can be made by credit card, and Carte Vitale is accepted.

Yes ! Dr Dacourt keeps availability for urgent or same-day requests whenever possible, in addition to scheduled consultations. Real-time slots are visible on Doctolib for both the Paris 15 and Neuilly-sur-Seine clinics.

No. A Carte Vitale is only needed for automatic French social security reimbursement, it's not required to book or attend a consultation. Tourists, new expats, and international students can be seen without one, and Dr Dacourt can explain in English how the French system works and how to register if you're relocating.