The role of a general doctor at home is essential to cover many of a family’s healthcare needs.

• Comprehensive clinical examination: structured anamnesis, measurement of vital signs (BP, HR, SpO₂, Temp) and system-oriented examination.
• Immediate diagnosis: through capillary glucose, urine strips, oximetry and, when required, portable ECG to stratify risk.
• Common conditions: respiratory infections, fever in children, mild to moderate abdominal pain, hypertensive crises, COPD or asthma exacerbations, uncomplicated headaches.
• Safe referrals: coordination with the family doctor or hospital specialists, ensuring continuity of care and avoiding duplicate tests.
• Clinical follow-up: after the visit, Docturteam sets indicators (target symptoms, pain scales, temperature control). Then, a phone call or video call review is scheduled to check treatment response and adjust guidelines.

Our process is designed to be agile and safe:

1. Request via mobile device or phone: the patient contacts our center, providing symptoms and location.
2. Initial assessment: a doctor determines whether the consultation can be resolved at home or if hospital emergency care is required.
3. Home visit: the professional arrives with diagnostic and therapeutic equipment to address the situation on site.
4. Treatment plan: medications are prescribed, care instructions are given and reports are generated for follow-up.
5. Closure and review: a control point (24–72 h) is agreed upon to confirm progress and treatment adherence.

In this way, our general doctor home visit Madrid ensures that the patient receives comprehensive care without wasting time on travel or unnecessary waiting.

• Convenience and time savings: ideal for families with young children, elderly people or patients with reduced mobility.
• Lower exposure to infections: you avoid crowded waiting rooms and unnecessary contacts.
• Comprehensive care: electronic prescription, clinical reports and clear self-care recommendations.
• Health education: hydration guidelines, warning signs and correct medication use, with a preventive approach.
• Family peace of mind: the presence of a doctor at home provides confidence in times of uncertainty.

Coverage in Madrid and response times

Docturteam provides service in the capital and throughout much of the Madrid region.

• Areas: central districts (Retiro, Chamartín, Chamberí, Salamanca) and areas such as Moncloa, Tetuán, Latina, as well as nearby towns (Pozuelo, Alcobendas, Getafe, Leganés).
• Schedules: available on weekdays, weekends and public holidays, with extended hours to suit your agenda.
• Non-life-threatening emergencies: conditions that require prompt attention but not immediate hospitalization (high fever, persistent vomiting, mild asthma attacks, uncomplicated urinary infections).

• Diagnostic tools: digital blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, clinical thermometer, otoscope, glucometer and test strips.
• Specialized devices: portable ECG and coagulation tests depending on clinical availability.
• Initial pharmacotherapy: possibility of administering first-line medication (for example, antiemetics or analgesics) if indicated.
• Hygiene and confidentiality protocols: PPE as needed, informed consent, GDPR compliance and traceability of the medical act.
• Technological integration: connection with medical records and follow-up via mobile device, sharing reports with the patient and, when appropriate, with the family doctor.

Recommended indications

• Fever in children and adults, mild to moderate infections.
• Follow-up of chronic conditions (diabetes, hypertension, COPD), treatment adjustments and adherence checks.
• Digestive symptoms (nausea, diarrhea without severe dehydration), tension headaches, low back pain.
• Geriatric assessment, basic wound care and guidance in early palliative care.

When to go to the emergency room/112

• Crushing chest pain, severe shortness of breath, neurological warning signs (sudden deficit, aphasia), trauma with loss of consciousness, significant active bleeding, fever in infants <3 months or severe dehydration.

What should I prepare before the visit?

Previous medical reports, medication list, allergies, recent vital signs if available, and a quiet space for the examination.

Can prescriptions or sick notes be issued?

Yes, our professionals can prescribe medication and, depending on the case, issue sick leave certificates or temporary incapacity reports.

How is diagnostic privacy guaranteed?

All information is handled in encrypted systems, with access control and strict compliance with GDPR and national data protection laws.

Do you use telemedicine?

Yes, as a complement: brief video call follow-ups to check progress, resolve questions and adjust treatments when a physical examination is not essential.