General medicine

General practice: local medical support at the heart of your health

La general medicine is the primary care medical speciality. It is the essential point of entry in every patient's care pathway. Whether for a simple routine check-up, regular follow-up or the management of an acute health problem, the GP plays a central role in the health system.

Within our medical centreAs a family-run practice, we place particular importance on being close to our patients, listening to them and providing continuity of care. Our general practitioners provide comprehensive, personalised, human follow-upIt's adapted to the needs of each patient, whatever their age or state of health.

Consultation en médecine générale dans un centre médical moderne, médecin généraliste à l'écoute du patient pour un suivi personnalisé et des soins de proximité

The versatile role of the GP


La general medicine covers a very wide range of skills. GPs are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, whether acute (flu, infections, joint pain, injuries) or chronic (diabetes, asthma, hypertension, heart failure, respiratory diseases).

Its role is not limited to treatment: it also provides preventionthe screeningthe vaccinationThey are also responsible for monitoring long-term treatment. As a local practitioner, they are often the first point of contact in the event of a health problem and are the patient's trusted medical advisor.

GPs are also attentive to psychological and social issues. The general medicine is not limited to symptoms: it takes into account the whole person.

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Comprehensive, personalised medical care

At our medical centre, each patient benefits from a personalised approach. The general practitioner takes the time to find out about the patient's medical history, family background, lifestyle and professional or social constraints. a global vision of general practice allows us to adapt our care, to better understand the origin of symptoms and to propose truly personalised solutions. Our GPs take care to establish a relationship of trust with their patients. a lasting relationship of trust based on listening, confidentiality and respect. This close relationship encourages better monitoring and better adherence to treatment.

General medicine and prevention

Prevention is a cornerstone of general medicine. Our GPs help patients to prevent cardiovascular, metabolic and infectious diseases, as well as psychological disorders. They carry out health check-ups adapted to each age group, offer screening (cholesterol, diabetes, cancers, osteoporosis), and ensure the safety of vaccination according to medical recommendations. General medicine also includeshealth education advice on nutrition, physical activity, lifestyle, stress management and smoking cessation. The aim is to give every patient the keys to taking charge of their own health.

General medicine and care coordination

General practitioners play a key role in the coordinating care pathways. If necessary, it refers patients to specialist doctors, paramedical professionals or hospital facilities. It also monitors treatment and centralises medical information. This ensures consistent and effective care.

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Dr Jenifer Alexis y Ruiz

General practitioner and medical expert

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Frequently asked questions

La general medicine is a local medical speciality that cares for patients of all ages. It provides comprehensive health monitoring, from screening and prevention to the treatment of acute and chronic illnesses.

You can consult a general practitioner for any health issue: fever, pain, infections, monitoring of chronic illnesses, vaccinations, health check-ups or simple preventive consultations. The GP is the first point of contact in the medical pathway.

The general practitioner :

  • coordinates the care pathway and refers patients to specialists if necessary.
  • diagnoses and treats a large number of diseases,
  • provides prevention and screening,
  • prescribes appropriate treatment,
  • vaccinate as recommended.

La general medicine offers comprehensive, all-round care, while specialists focus on a specific area (cardiology, dermatology, ENT, etc.). The general practitioner is often the first to assess the situation before referring the patient to a specialist.

Yes, the general medicine plays an essential role in monitoring chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma and heart failure. The doctor is responsible for regular monitoring, adjusting treatments and preventing complications.

That's right. The prevention is an integral part of general medicine. It includes age-appropriate screening, lifestyle advice, vaccinations and support to prevent the onset or worsening of illnesses.

In most cases, consultations are by appointment only, to ensure personalised care. In an emergency, a slot can be offered at short notice.

Yes, the general medicine takes care of people of all ages: infants, children, adults and the elderly. GPs tailor their approach to the specific needs of each stage of life.