Opening Hours
Opening Hours
Time reserved for booked appointments is kept separate from time for acute cases. Choose the one that matches your reason for coming.
The weekly schedule
- Patients with an appointment
- Acute (walk-in) patients
- Monday
- Patients with an appointment 07:30–08:15
- Acute (walk-in) patients 08:15–10:30
- Patients with an appointment 10:30–13:30
- Tuesday
- Patients with an appointment 07:30–08:15
- Acute (walk-in) patients 08:15–10:30
- Patients with an appointment 10:30–13:30
- Wednesday
- Acute (walk-in) patients 10:00–12:00
- Patients with an appointment 12:00–18:00
- Thursday
- Patients with an appointment 07:30–08:15
- Acute (walk-in) patients 08:15–10:30
- Patients with an appointment 10:30–13:00
- Friday
- Patients with an appointment 07:30–08:15
- Acute (walk-in) patients 08:15–10:30
- Patients with an appointment 10:30–12:00
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
Walk-in patients are admitted until 30 minutes before the end of the time reserved for acute patients.
Key
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Patients with an appointment
Please book in advance for planned reviews, preventive check-ups, vaccination and other non-urgent visits.
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Acute (walk-in) patients
Part of each consulting session is reserved for patients with acute problems. The exact times are shown in the opening hours.
Walk-in patients are admitted no later than 30 minutes before the end of the time reserved for acute patients.
Notice
Latest updates
Change of practice ownership from 1 September 2026
From 1 September 2026 the practice is taken over by MUDr. Lenka Šubrt. On that date MUDr. Jaroslava Dobrá steps down as the operator of the practice, but she remains here and will continue to take part in caring for patients. Continuity of care is assured for existing patients. You can now also use the online practice for appointments, repeat prescriptions and messages to the practice.
The online practice is open
We have opened the new SmartMEDIX online services for our registered patients. Through the online practice you can book appointments, request prescriptions, send messages to the practice or submit a document securely. Full access requires a current e-mail address on file with us.
Please wear a face mask if you have respiratory symptoms
If you have a runny nose, a cough, a sore throat, a raised temperature or a fever, please put on a face mask or respirator before entering the waiting room and keep it on throughout your time in the waiting room and the consulting room. Thank you for your consideration towards other patients and the practice staff.
Contact details
Answered as the running of the practice allows. For routine matters please use the online practice or e-mail first.