Contact · Praxis Dr. Romanos

Contact & Directions.

Bahnhofplatz 5, right at Zurich main station. The fastest way to get an appointment is to book online — any time of day.

Practice

How to reach us.

Everything at a glance — address, hours and booking.

Address

Praxis Dr. Romanos
Bahnhofplatz 5
8001 Zurich
4th floor — lift available

praxis.romanos (at) hin.ch

Opening hours

Monday to Friday
08:00 – 18:00
By appointment

Video consultations available

Book an appointment

Online booking around the clock. New patients are welcome.

Book online
WhatsApp: 077 225 85 55 — short administrative matters only
In an emergency: call 144 or go to the nearest emergency department

Directions

Finding the practice.

The practice sits on Bahnhofplatz — easy to reach from anywhere in the city and the wider region.

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From the main station

Bahnhofplatz is directly outside the main exit of Zurich HB. It is a walk of just a few minutes.

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By public transport

Tram, bus and S-Bahn lines all stop at the main station. From Enge, Wiedikon, Seefeld or Oerlikon you are here within minutes.

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Inside the building

Bahnhofplatz 5, fourth floor. A lift is available, so access works with a walking aid or a pram.

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Frequently asked

Good to know.

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What is the fastest way to reach the practice?

Online booking is fastest — available around the clock, with no waiting on the phone. WhatsApp is for short administrative matters only, not for medical questions.

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Are you accepting new patients?

Yes. No referral is needed, and you do not have to inform your previous practice.

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Do you offer video consultations?

Yes, particularly for follow-ups, discussing results and certain non-acute concerns.

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What should I do in an emergency outside opening hours?

In a medical emergency call 144 or go to the nearest emergency department. Email and WhatsApp are not monitored continuously and are not suitable for emergencies.

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Is treatment covered by health insurance?

GP consultations and standard investigations generally run through Swiss basic insurance (KVG). Extended specialist analyses may be self-pay — this is always discussed in advance.

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Do you issue sickness certificates?

Yes — on the basis of my own examination. Incapacity for work following an elective procedure carried out elsewhere is certified by the operating surgeon; he knows the procedure and examines you afterwards, and no health-insurance accreditation is needed for that. A certificate from this practice requires that I have assessed you myself.

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