Who can help me if all general practitioners have a patient freeze?
A general practitioner or a group of doctors can temporarily or permanently refuse new patients, but must guarantee continuity of care. They can refuse to accept patients who already have a GP in the region. For patients who do not yet have a GP in the region, the nearest GP will make an exception. The local GP circle can provide a different arrangement, but is responsible for organizing the reception of new patients without a GP. Author: Prof. Dr. Dirk Devroey - Latest update: 2023-12-11 - Copyright: Clinifacts 2026
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