Doctors – Brno-jih
In Brno-jih there are 40 places with a practice or pharmacy, among them 2 paediatricians, 5 GPs, 6 dentists, 3 gynaecologists and 8 pharmacies. 21 of the 31 places whose contracts we know have a contract with a health insurer: 21 with VZP, 21 with ČPZP and 12 with VoZP. 10 places have no contract with any of these three insurers: if you’re insured with one of them, you pay for the care there yourself. For 9 places we don’t know the contracts. All of Brno has 1,607 such places.
Paediatricians
All 2 →General practitioners
All 5 →Dentists
All 6 →Gynaecologists
All 3 →Pharmacies
All 8 →Other specialties (psychiatrist, eye doctor, ENT, neurologist, physiotherapy and more) are in the specialty list above; the map shows every place.
Frequently asked questions
How many paediatricians, GPs and dentists are there in Brno-jih?
In Brno-jih there are 40 places with a practice or pharmacy, among them 2 paediatricians, 5 GPs, 6 dentists, 3 gynaecologists and 8 pharmacies. Each specialty has its own list with address, phone and a map.
Which practices in Brno-jih have a VZP contract?
21 of the 31 places whose contracts we know have a VZP contract for at least one specialty. Pick a specialty and the list shows which insurers each place has a contract with. We don’t show the other insurers’ contracts yet (OZP, ZPMV, RBP and Zaměstnanecká pojišťovna Škoda); check those with the practice.
How do I change my GP?
Your GP, paediatrician, dentist and gynaecologist (the “registering” doctors) can be changed once every 3 months under the public health insurance act. Just register with the new one; they ask the previous doctor for your records.
What if no doctor in Brno-jih will take me?
Contact your health insurer: it must make insured care available within set travel and waiting times, and it will help you find a doctor who takes you. Also try practices a bit further from home.
Guides (in Czech)
All about Brno-jih: housing, transport, schools
How we calculate it, and sources
We count places where care is given (practices, polyclinics, hospitals), not individual doctors; one place can have several specialties. The register doesn’t say whether a doctor takes new patients.
Contracted = the practice has a contract for that specialty with a health insurer and insurance pays for the care; we name the insurers from the lists published by VZP, ČPZP and VoZP. No contract = no insurer has a contract with it and you pay yourself. A practice without a label works with an insurer that doesn’t publish a list (OZP, ZPŠ, ZPMV or RBP); check the contract with them.
Source: National Register of Healthcare Providers (ÚZIS ČR), lists of contracted providers of VZP, ČPZP and VoZP.
Sources: the National Register of Healthcare Providers (ÚZIS) and the contract lists of the VZP, ČPZP and VoZP insurers. All data sources