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English-speaking doctors in Valencia
Real GPs, specialists, dentists and clinics in Valencia confirmed to serve English-speaking patients.
Doctors and medical services in Valencia: what's available
Everything you need for your health in Valencia, from routine checkups to specialist care.
General Practitioners
Primary care doctors for routine checkups, prescriptions, and referrals.
Dentists
English-speaking dental clinics for cleanings, orthodontics, and cosmetic work.
Mental Health
Therapists and psychologists offering counseling in English.
Pediatricians
Child specialists for checkups, vaccinations and everyday illness.
Specialists
Cardiologists, dermatologists, ophthalmologists, and more.
Pharmacies
24-hour pharmacies and English-speaking pharmacists.
English-speaking doctors in Valencia
Independent clinics and hospitals operating in Valencia, each confirmed to serve English-speaking patients on their own website.
My Medica Valencia
General & Multi-Specialty Practice
General & Multi-Specialty Practice. Based in Ciutat Vella, Valencia.
Medicality International Medical Center
General & Multi-Specialty Practice
General & Multi-Specialty Practice. Based in Ciutat Vella, Valencia.
Hospital Quirónsalud Valencia
Private Hospital, Multi-Specialty
Private Hospital, Multi-Specialty. Based in Avenida Blasco Ibáñez, Valencia.
Hospital Vithas Valencia 9 de Octubre
Private Hospital, Multi-Specialty
Private Hospital, Multi-Specialty. Based in Valencia.
Clinica Dental Asensio
Dental Clinic
Dental Clinic. Based in Avinguda del Cid 11, Valencia.
Clinica Oftalmologica Rahhal
Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology. Based in Eixample, Valencia.
Healthcare in Spain: public vs private for expats
Public Healthcare
Free at the point of use if you are entitled to it, usually through work and Social Security contributions or as a contributor's family member. Your Social Security number and padrón certificate get you the SIP health card.
Private Health Insurance
Prices depend on age and plan, and most insurers quote individually. Popular providers include Sanitas, Adeslas and Asisa, usually with shorter waits and easier access to English-speaking doctors.
European Health Insurance Card
The EHIC covers medically necessary care during a temporary stay. Once you live in Spain, it does not replace registering for public healthcare or taking out private cover.
Pharmacies
Look for the green cross sign. Pharmacists can advise on minor ailments, but prescriptions are required for most medications.
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