This is your point of first medical contact within the health care system, providing open and unlimited access to its users, dealing with all health problems regardless of the age, sex, or any other characteristic of the person concerned.
Our GPs make efficient use of health care resources through co-ordinating care, working with other professionals in the primary care setting, and by managing the interface with other specialities taking an advocacy role on your behalf when needed.
We believe in a patient-centred approach, orientated to the individual, his/her family, and their community, promoting patient empowerment.
We establish a long term relationship with our patients through effective communication and appropriate and timely consultation.
Our department manages simultaneously both acute and chronic health problems, including the physician, psychological, social and cultural needs of our patients.
We provide all the necessary preventive care that keeps our patients fit and out of the hospital.

Your urologist knows all about the urinary system in females and males, which includes the kidneys, bladder, ureters and urethra. They treat a males reproductive system, which includes the penis, testes, scrotum, and the prostate.

A urologist could even serve as your primary doctor if you have:

• Regular problems with kidney stones
• Prostate cancer
• Problems with holding your urine

An obstetrician-gynecologist, or OB-GYN, has expertise in female reproductive health, pregnancy, and childbirth. Some OB-GYNs offer a wide range of general health services similar to your primary care doctor. Others focus on the medical care of the female reproductive system.
OB-GYNs also provide routine medical services and preventive screenings. This type of doctor has studied obstetrics and gynecology.
The term “OB-GYN” can refer to the doctor, an obstetrician-gynecologist, or to the sciences that the doctor specializes in, which are obstetrics and gynecology.

A pediatrician is a doctor who manages the health of your child, including physical, behavior, and mental health issues. He’s trained to diagnose and treat childhood illnesses, from minor health problems to serious diseases.
He’ll see your child many times from birth to age 2 and once a year from ages 2 to 5 for “well-child visits.” After age 5, your pediatrician will likely continue to see your little one every year for annual checkups. He’s also the first person to call whenever your child is sick.

To take care of your child, your pediatrician will:

• Do physical exams
• Give your child vaccinations
• Make sure she meets milestones in growth, behavior, and skills
• Diagnose and treat your child’s illnesses, infections, injuries, and other health problems
• Give you information about your child’s health, safety, nutrition, and fitness needs
• Answer your questions about your little one’s growth and development
• Refer you to specialists if he thinks your child needs expert care