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Feeling unwell far from home? Talk to a doctor by video during your stay in Antibes.
Port Vauban hosts crews who winter alongside and a full summer of sailing. Between passing crews and Juan-les-Pins holidaymakers, Antibes lives with a population that never stops changing.
DotKtor is a telehealth service for travellers, tourists and hotel guests who need medical help abroad. Request a video teleconsultation from your phone, without unnecessary trips.
Create my account and request a teleconsultationPayment is made directly by the patient before the consultation, and the price is shown before you book. For any urgent or worrying situation, call the emergency services immediately: 15 or 112.
The consultation covers common health problems that can arise while travelling.
Between Nice and Cannes, Antibes combines a fortified old town, one of the largest marinas in the Mediterranean and the seaside resort of Juan-les-Pins. The international yachting community lives here part of the year.
A notable share of the people present are foreign nationals with no link to the local care system — a common situation among passing crews. A teleconsultation offers a first point of contact. In an emergency, call 15 or 112.
The beach season runs June to August, with the jazz festival in July, while yachting spreads activity from April to October and keeps a winter presence alongside.
Consultations are carried out by doctors registered with the French Medical Council (Ordre des Médecins) who practise in France, and experienced in caring for international patients during their stay. Subject to medical availability, an English-speaking doctor can take your consultation, so you can describe your symptoms without a language barrier.
Create your DotKtor account, submit your request, then access a video consultation with an available doctor. The service is designed to make it easier to reach a doctor during a stay or a trip.
Yes. DotKtor lets you request a video medical teleconsultation without having to look for an available doctor's office on site.
No. In the event of a life-threatening emergency, severe faintness, chest pain, breathing difficulty, neurological signs or any worrying situation, call 15 or 112 immediately.
A prescription can be issued only if the doctor considers it necessary and medically appropriate after the consultation.
Yes — subject to medical availability, DotKtor can offer doctors who speak French, English, Spanish, Italian or Portuguese.
The price is shown before you book: €80 from 8am to 8pm and €100 from 8pm to 8am. Payment is made directly by the patient before the consultation, with no subscription and no hidden fees.
Yes. Consultations are carried out by doctors registered with the French Medical Council (Ordre des Médecins) who practise in France, so a prescription issued during the consultation is valid in any French pharmacy.
A detailed receipt is issued after the consultation, which you can submit to your travel insurance or assistance provider. Reimbursement depends on your own policy.
DotKtor is a teleconsultation service for common health problems during a stay; it is not an emergency service. In an emergency, or if you have any doubt, contact the local emergency services immediately by calling 15 or 112.
Yes, as long as the connection is stable and you have somewhere quiet for the consultation.
No, the consultation happens by video from your accommodation, whichever district you are in.
In an emergency, call 15 or 112.
DotKtor is not a substitute for the emergency services. In the event of a serious symptom, severe pain, faintness, breathing difficulty or any doubt about an emergency, contact your local emergency services immediately.
DotKtor does not provide medical advice. DotKtor does not store medical records. DotKtor is not a healthcare provider.