A careful review of medication you already use.
A doctor registered in Spain reviews your current treatment and the records you can provide. The consultation is about whether continuing that medicine is appropriate, not an automatic refill.
Medical decisions are made by the clinician after assessment. Not an emergency service.
Continuity of care starts with the right information.
This service is for medication you are already taking. The doctor needs to understand why it was prescribed, how you take it, whether anything has changed and whether continued treatment remains suitable.
Bring the original prescription or a clear photo of the packaging, along with any recent medical letter or relevant test result. Some medicines and situations require a different assessment. A new prescription is issued only if the clinician is satisfied it is appropriate.
Before the review
The details your doctor needs.
A repeat prescription review starts with your treatment history. Choose what you have available and see how to prepare.
A recent prescription helps the doctor confirm the medicine, dose and previous instructions. Also mention any changes in your health or other medicines since it was issued.
The doctor may request more information. A prescription is issued only when clinically appropriate.
Pick a time that suits you.
Times are shown in Spain time. No membership and no subscription. Emergency? Call 112.
How the medication review works
The review is clinical, even when the treatment is familiar.
Gather your records
Have the medicine name, dose, current packaging or previous prescription and any recent specialist letter ready. Tell the doctor about other medicines and any change in your health.
Discuss the treatment
The doctor checks why you use the medicine, how it is working and whether any concern or monitoring needs attention. They may ask for more information or recommend a fuller consultation.
Understand the decision
If continuation is clinically appropriate, the doctor explains the prescription route. If it is not, they explain why and what the safer next step is. Pharmacy dispensing remains a separate step.
Good to know
A review is not a guarantee
Booking does not guarantee a prescription, a particular medicine or a particular dose. If you are running out of an essential medicine, tell the team before booking so they can advise on the appropriate route.
Before you book.
Practical answers about this service.
Can I request a medicine I have never taken?
This page is for reviewing existing treatment. For a new problem or medicine, book a general video or telephone consultation.
What documents should I bring?
A previous prescription, packaging showing the name and dose, and any recent relevant clinical letter or result are useful.
Can you guarantee a refill?
No. The doctor must decide whether continuing treatment is clinically appropriate after reviewing the information.
Ready to speak with us?
Choose an appointment, or ask the team which service fits your concern.