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Dr. Maria Goossens

GP

By appointment only

How to book an appointment?

By telephone

02/267 68 99

(key 1) · every weekday 7 am – 9 pm

Where and when

Wolvertem (Meise)

de Okelaar

Where and when: Wednesday

Oppemstraat 8
1861 Wolvertem (Meise)

Phone 02/267 68 99 Directions

Noville-sur-Mehaigne (Eghezée)

Praktijk Eghezée

Where and when: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (evening)

Rue du Village 153
5310 Noville-sur-Mehaigne (Eghezée)

Phone 081/11 77 68 Directions Workshops

Appointments have to be booked first. On Wednesday you can make an appointment at the Okelaar, Wolvertem and on Monday-, Tuesday-, Thursday- and Friday evening at Eghezée.

Always state the first and last name of the person you are making an appointment for. When there are several persons needing an appointment, please state their names as well. An appointment normally lasts 20 minutes per person. If you are unable to attend, please let us know by telephone so someone else can take your place. You can also cancel your appointment online using your username and password.

If you need a blood test, electrocardiogram or a gynecological examination, please state this when making an appointment so the extra time needed for this can be provided.

We aim to treat every problem according to the rules of good medicine. To ensure the time schedule is followed efficiently and to reduce waiting time we would like to ask you to:

  • Be on time
  • If there is more than one person that need an appointment, make a second appointment
  • To check in advance which chronic medication you need to ensure sufficient prescriptions
  • To prepare for the appointment by writing down all of your symptoms and questions, in order not to forget anything during the consultation.

Patients

This AGENDA is meant for registered patients only. If you are not registered yet, please make appointment by telephone. For the first appointment we provide more than 20 minutes.

If you are bringing more than one person to be treated by the doctor, please make more than one appointment.

Note:

  • Not all available hours are on the website. If you cannot find a suitable time for your appointment, we would like to refer you to the secretary (02/267 68 99). You can cancel an appointment via this site, using your username and password or by telephone.

Medical representatives

Medical representatives can make an appointment by telephone or through the WEBSITE. Please leave your telephone number so we can notify you in case of absence.

Homeopathic consultations at home are not possible. Since there are better research and treatment possibilities in the practice, we advise you to come and see your doctor for a homeopathic consultation.

You can ask for advice or results during the doctor’s office hours on Wednesday and on Monday-, Tuesday-, Thursday- and Friday evening. We would like to insist to keep the conversation short to not disturb the doctor or the patients during consultation.

It is not possible to give a correct diagnosis by telephone.

Het secretariaat staat elke werkdag tussen 07:00 en 21:00 uur ter uwer beschikking voor het noteren van afspraken. Samen met u zoeken de secretaressen het voor u best passende moment om op consultatie te komen.

Voorschriften en attesten worden in principe uitsluitend afgeleverd tijdens een raadpleging.

Vraag daarom tijdens de raadpleging voldoende voorschriften.

Slechts in dringende gevallen zullen voorschriften en attesten afgeleverd worden na een telefonische vraag tijdens de raadplegingsuren.

Terugbetaling van de homeopathie door de verschillende ziekenfondsen:

Christelijke Mutualiteit

Onafhankelijk Ziekenfonds

Socialistische Mutualiteiten

Neutrale Ziekenfondsen

Liberale mutualiteit

Naast de homeopathische vergoeding wordt de consultatie terugbetaald volgens de geldende RIZIV tarieven.

You have probably heard of your Global medical file (GMD in Belgium) through your health insurance or other information channels. In case of doubt, we would like to inform you further on the Global Medical File here.

Your general practitioner is responsible to keep and coordinate your GMF.

Gathering all of your medical records in one well-organized file by one GP will ensure you a better quality of health care. Your GP is in the best position to refer you to the specialist that you need. Thanks to this file, the communication between the specialist, your GP and other health care providers are optimized.

To keep and coordinate your file the RIZIV (National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance) provides a reimbursement. Your GP will charge you an annual fee, determined by the RIZIV. This fee is reimbursed fully. You will also enjoy a € 1,5 reduction to every consultation of your GP. If you move or change GP, your file will be passed on to your new GP, which will then only be charged the following year.

Content of the GMF

The global medical file is a medical record kept by your GP that includes:

  • All the information on your health history
  • Social and administrative data
  • Reports from specialists and other health care providers
  • Data on prescribed medication and possible allergy
  • Personal notes by your GP are not included

Based on this file, the doctor will provide an overall picture of your health situation and your doctor will be able to better judge which examinations or treatments may be necessary or redundant, and if proposed treatments do not conflict with each other.

Examinations and treatments by specialists

Specialists are not required to share any information with your GP. The GMF however provides a way to improve specialist-GP communication. You can ask your specialist to communicate his findings to your GP to allow a better control on your health or disease status.

Your General Practitioner

  • Supports you through all of your medical problems
  • Helps you taking care of health administration and prescriptions
  • Prescribes necessary medication
  • Timely refers you to a specialist
  • Guides you through pregnancy from the beginning on
  • Also treats your newborn
  • Provides necessary vaccinations
  • Timely takes off a swab or a breast examination
  • Advises the right choice of anti conception
  • Stitches and mends wounds
  • Always stands besides you, even through the last life stages
  • Keeps all of your medical information in a well-organized file
  • Stays up to date and trains further
  • Is involved in scientific research on general medicine