In case of an emergency

What should you do in an emergency?

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Is the situation life-threatening?

Call 112

Examples of life-threatening situations include:

  • acute shortness of breath;
  • severe bleeding;
  • heart attack;
  • loss of consciousness;
  • a serious accident.

Is the situation urgent, but not life-threatening?

  • During office hours: call your general practitioner (GP)
  • Outside of office hours or in the weekend: call the GP out-of-hours service on 070 346 96 69

What is an urgent situation?

An urgent situation concerns injuries or complaints that cannot wait until a consultation with your GP.

Your visit to the Accidents & Emergency Department (A&E)

Only go to the A&E (SEH in Dutch) once your GP or 112 has referred you. The A&E is only located at HMC Westeinde.

Important information about the A&E
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Your visit to the GP out-of-hours service

Only visit the GP out-of-hours service after making an appointment by phone. The assistant will determine which location can provide the most suitable care and will make an appointment for you with the on-call doctor there.

There is a GP out-of-hours service at HMC Westeinde and HMC Antoniushove.

Important information about the GP out-of-hours service

More about preparing for your appointment
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Route description and parking
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