GC Schalkwijk | GPs | Pharmacy Haarlem

Practical information

The centre assistants can be reached from 8.00-11.00 and from 13.30-16.30. Outside these times, the practice can only be reached for emergencies.

* Thursday afternoon the practice is closed on the 2nd floor and can be reached by phone for emergencies.

* Wednesday afternoon the practice on the 3rd floor is closed and available by phone for emergencies.

You can have blood tests done at the blood collection centre only with a referral from your GP, among other things. The blood collection is open on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 08:00-11:30 and on Wednesday and Friday from 08:00- 11:30 and from 13:00- 16:00.

For consultation hours at other times and other locations, see the website Blood Collection AtalMedial. Or check the back of your referral letter or call phone number 023-8908799.

Monday 08:00-11:30
Tuesday 08:00-11:30
Wednesday 08:00-11:30
Thursday 08:00-11:30
Friday 08:00-11:30

For more information on Unilabs, click here.

When you want to have your urine checked, you first call the assistant. She will assess on the phone whether you need to visit the GP or only submit morning urine.

To have a smear test done by the doctors' assistants or the GP, you can make an appointment Monday to Friday 8am-11am and 1.30-4.30pm through your GP's practice.

Besides paying attention to illness and care, it is also important to pay attention to health and lifestyle. In the health centre, a number of special programmes have been developed that aim to change lifestyle, make people more active, increase quality of life. In these care programmes, several healthcare providers such as: general practitioners, psychologists, physiotherapists, social work are working together. Contacts have also been made with welfare organisations.
It is important to increase and harness people's own strengths; this often makes people feel better and makes them feel more positive about their lives

The centre has the following care offer:

Diabetes Mellitus II (DM)
SOLK course (Somatic Insufficiently Explained Physical Complaints)
Asthma / COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
Elderly care
CVRM (cardiovascular risk management)
Obesity
Vitality
Incontinence
Powerful Basic Care

GPs, pharmacists, hospitals and laboratories all work with your own medical records. With your permission, your healthcare provider may have the data relevant to them at:

Spaarne Gasthuis (hospital)
Atalmedial (the Haarlem laboratory)
Streeklab Haarlem (microbiology laboratory)

This allows relevant data to be made available to your healthcare provider properly, securely and quickly. So your healthcare provider - GP, specialist and pharmacist - is better informed about your health. This benefits your treatment. For example, it may be important for your GP to be able to see results of blood tests requested by a specialist. How do you give permission?
This can be done in two ways:

You give your consent preferably yourself, digitally via the secure part of the website www.mijndoc.nu. You will need your DigiD with SMS function to do this. You use your mobile or landline phone for this. With the SMS function via a landline phone, you will receive a spoken text message.
You can also arrange your consent with your GP via a consent form available at your GP's practice (as long as coronagraphs apply, telephone contact first and do not come to the practice without an appointment!). You can also find the form opposite. You can download the form, print it out and hand it in at the health centre. Only with your consent can your healthcare provider have relevant data. You choose which groups of healthcare providers your permission applies to: GPs, specialists and pharmacists (and the staff and observers of these healthcare providers). You can withdraw your consent at any time via www.mijndoc.nu. Or through your healthcare provider. It is important that you make a conscious choice. You may need some more information to do so. You can find this on the website www.mijndoc.nu.