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Consultations are by appointment only, at one of the two centres. Here is where, when and how.

First: can this wait for an appointment?

If you have chest pain, difficulty breathing, a loss of consciousness, sudden weakness on one side of the body or heavy bleeding that will not stop, call 15 without delay — or 112 anywhere in the European Union.

Online

Appointments are booked online, on Doctolib. Slots are released progressively, twelve hours before the stated consultation time.

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By telephone

The switchboard of SOS Médecins Grand Paris, the association running both centres, answers on 3624 (€0.15 per minute from a French landline).

3624 is the switchboard of SOS Médecins Grand Paris; it is not Dr Venord’s personal line. It directs you to whichever centre and slot are available.

The two addresses

Both open every day from 8 am to midnight, Sundays and public holidays included, and by appointment only.

Paris 19th

128 boulevard Macdonald

75019 Paris — Porte de la Villette. The centre also houses a practice of independent nurses.

Metro
Line 7 — Porte de la Villette
Tram
Line T3b — Canal Saint-Denis
Bus
Lines 139, 150 and 152 — Porte de la Villette
Parking
Indigo car park, rue Chana Orloff
Map of the Porte de la Villette area: boulevard Macdonald and the Saint-Denis canal.

Paris 13th

85 boulevard de Port-Royal

75013 Paris — on the edge of the 5th and 14th districts. The same building also hosts other medical services — including international vaccinations, ultrasound and phlebology — independently of the general practice consultation.

RER
Line B — Port-Royal station
Metro
Line 7 — Les Gobelins
Bus
Line 91 — Port-Royal / Saint-Jacques
Parking
Saemes Gay-Lussac car park, about 450 metres away
Map of the Port-Royal area: boulevard de Port-Royal and the RER B station.

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