Search Professionals

Family doctor in Leiria, with a Saturday morning clinic. I see whole families, adults and children, and I would rather see both generations than only half the story.

Dentist in Alameda, seeing patients in Mandarin and Portuguese. I mostly do restorative work and fixed prosthetics, and I always show the patient their X-ray before proposing anything.

Rheumatologist in Funchal, seeing rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis and chronic joint pain. Patients come from across the island, and I take the time to explain every long-term treatment.

Clinical psychologist in Marvila, working on trauma and anxiety. I run sessions in Ukrainian and Russian, and many of the people I see left their country in a hurry and had never talked about it with anyone.

Dentist in Alcântara, doing oral surgery and implants. I operate in the mornings and keep afternoons for follow-ups, because an implant that goes well is above all an implant that gets followed up.

Family doctor in Setúbal, with a Saturday morning clinic for people who cannot take time off during the week. I mostly follow adults with high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes.

Psychologist in Beato, running sessions in Hindi, Nepali and Portuguese. I mostly see people who came to Portugal on their own to work and have no one to talk to about what they left behind.

Family doctor in Martim Moniz, working in Mandarin and Portuguese. I grew up between the two languages, and the practice has become the way many Chinese families in the neighbourhood first enter the health system.

Family doctor in Penha de França, Brazilian, living in Lisbon for eight years. I see a lot of people who have just arrived in the country and have no assigned doctor yet, and I deal with it without making it a problem.

Family doctor in Arroios. I trained in Kyiv and had my degree recognised in Lisbon; a good share of my patients are Ukrainian or Russian speakers who used to come to appointments with a child translating for them.