What do I need to come to the clinic/ambulatory to see a family doctor/therapist/paediatrician?

You do not need to submit additional documents to make an appointment with your family doctor, with whom you have signed a declaration.

If you are unable to visit your family doctor during martial law, you may visit any primary care physician (therapist, pediatrician) for medical care. It is not necessary to have a declaration with a family doctor.

To do this, you need to have the following documents:

- an identity document (passport, refugee certificate, etc.);

- a certificate of registration number of the taxpayer's registration card (tax ID); and

- a child's birth certificate (if the child needs assistance). 

Additionally, you need to provide the following information:

- medicines that the patient takes regularly; and

- surname, name, patronymic of your family doctor.

You can make an appointment:

1. online, if you know whether the medical institution is connected to the medical information system (the "MIS") and to which one. MIS is a special system that allows you to choose a doctor and make an appointment;

2. by contacting the registration office of the relevant medical institution; or

3. by visiting a doctor on duty without an appointment.  

You can find out the address of the nearest medical institution via the number 1677.