General Practitioners in Sofia, Bulgaria

Quick check up at torax, bul. "Aleksandar Stamboliyski" 57, 1303 София 088 759 4902

Paste this coordinate in google maps, takes you to the clinic I received the doc without any check ups: i dont remember the name but with the pic should be easy to find it 42.672100, 23.288954

http://www.tokudabolnica.bg/en/home/

A friend of mine has very reccomandable Grand Parents and they speak english:)

If you are registered and paying Tax and Bulgarian National Health Insurance, a visit will cost 2.90 Lev. Also Tokuda Hospital has English speaking Doctors.

Try this http://newmedical.bg/index.html

Dr Dimitrov on ul. vezhen in Lozenets 0888951627

+359 2 944 9326 Dr Ivo Stoichkov - our family doctor. He is very good.

Yavor Di Mitrov nah pls take note. ini doktor2 ada bagus. cakap ingris punya.

Elitza: 0888179555 - her cabinet is at Sofia Med

Dr Stoichkov +359 2 944 9326

https://www.facebook.com/202948483071061 International Medical Center Sofia

Sofia med. Hospital - Ask at the registration desk about Dr. Eli:)

Dr. Peceva, her reception is in Tokuda hospital, 3 rd floor.

Look at the VITA HOSPITAL. Most of doctors speak English http://www.vita.bg/en/

Ask for '' Meditsinsko za rabota'', i went to Thorax Medical Clinic,32 lv costs at least there.

Tokuda hospital does the full package, with an English-ish speaking nurse to help you from one department to the next. Takes about 3 hours and 250 leva, depending on the number of tests / certificates you need. http://www.tokudabolnica.bg/

Step 1: Go with a Bulgarian speaking friend to the Perva Gradska Bolnitsa on Patriarx Evtimi Step 2: Take the entrance to the right and walk up directly to the 2nd floor. If a guard ask s what you are looking for say "Imame sreshta s lichen lekar (GP) na gore" and continue. The point is not to pass by the Kassa where they will ask and give you papers for EU refund. It s a complete waste of time for 20 or 30 leva. Just pay "Na broi" to the GP but make sure you have 10 and 20 bank notes in your pocket. Doctors are allowed to receive directly money and it avoids the papermill downstairs that will drive you crazy. Step 3: Check the doors and find where there is a GP on duty. Step 4: Wait your turn and weh the doctor asks if you have documents tell him "Niama nujda shte platia na broi" Last year it was was 20 for a GP and 30 for a specialist Step 5: Give him the document you want to be signed. He/she will ask you a few questions and if you don t show weird signs you should get the signature and stamp (Petchat) I guess you can proceed this way in any public hospital. Just make sure you find the right door and avoid guards that lead you to the Kasa. This will not work in Tokuda because they are organised at the counter. In Tokuda you wont need a Bulgarian speaking friend either I presume. Thorax Medical Center should also be OK. Maybe easier than the one I mentioned because it s smaller and maybe a bit more expensive meaning not overcrowded.

I would go to a specialist, as a GP does not have the experience in the field. Tokuda hospital has a hematology ward. Call them up and ask for an appointment. They can definitely help with the right treatment and answer your questions. http://www.tokudabolnica.bg/en/hematology/Consultations-Hematology

Check this hospital. It's exactly for that kind of problems https://registarnazdraveopazvaneto.com/национална-специализирана-болница-за-активно-лечение-на-хематологични-заболявания-еад

http://www.imc-sofia.com/

+359 88 8395950 - her name is Maria, she worked many years in UK and is very good, she will also accept you, cause most GP's have a waitinglist

I would recommend IMC. English speaking friends and I use them. They include a doctor, dentist and physio in the same building. http://www.imc-sofia.com

Stephen Norman, Is this a private clinic or one linked to the Bulgarian NHS? I need one linked to the National Health System, so we can register for the NHS.

Todor Todorov, in the clinic that is next to the zoo.

As Veselina mentioned it should be a baby GP. So hope it helps. The doctor is super nice and speaks English. I was desperate for an English speaking doctor so he took me in, though I'm an adult. http://bg.wowcity.com/sofia/gpid/106481488043153685845/first-pediatric-consultative-c.htm

Jens Ke vielen Dank

http://www.rilski.com/bg/klinika-po-revmatologiya/

I go here and the doctor is very good, polite and speak English. http://alfamedika.com/

+359 88 8395950, her name is Maria and she was working for many years in UK, already 8 years my GP

http://www.imc-sofia.com/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1752281848329730/permalink/1863289760562271/

Maybe you could call Tokuda hospital, they had multilingual GPs some time ago.

I usually go to New Medical in Business Park. They speak decent english there.

Blagodaria Christina:)

Geo Milev district Vera Sotirova

International Medical Center. Dr. STOICHKOV. He speaks fluent English and French. Great guy, great doctor. Whatever he can't manage himself, he will be honest to admit it but still take care of you and guide you himself to any coleagues, hospitals or medical services that you might need. He came to my house at midnight and actually saved my life. All my expat friends just adore him.

If you have insurance call to City Clinic.

Elica Toshkova is a GP that speaks english, contact her