Commuters from Zug · Praxis Dr. Romanos
A GP for commuters from Zug.
About 22 minutes to Zurich.
Live in Zug, work in Zurich? Your family doctor can be right where you get off the train.
Commuting
Between Zug and Zurich.
If you live in Zug and work in Zurich, or the other way round, a family practice at Zurich main station fits that routine: step off the train, walk about five minutes, and you are there. No extra trip across town in your lunch break.
Every consultation can be held in English, as well as German and Greek. You describe your symptoms in the language you know best, and you get a clear explanation of the findings and next steps.
Dr. Harris Romanos is your family doctor over the years: acute illness, chronic conditions and prevention. Existing patients who have already been to the practice can arrange a follow-up by video or phone. The first appointment always takes place in the practice.
Getting here
From Zug to Bahnhofplatz.
IR and IC, about 22–25 min
InterRegio and InterCity trains run from Zug to Zurich main station without changing, several times an hour. The S-Bahn (S24) takes about 35 minutes.
From the platform
Fast trains from Zug usually arrive at the above-ground platforms. Walk through the main hall to the main exit onto Bahnhofplatz: about 5 minutes. 4th floor, with a lift.
Before or after work
The practice is open Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00. Book an early slot before the office, or one on your way home.
English · Deutsch · Ελληνικά
All consultations are available in English, German or Greek — no interpreter needed.
Health insurance
Living in Zug, GP in Zurich?
With the standard model (free choice of doctor) you can choose a GP in Zurich even if you live in the Canton of Zug. We bill your basic insurance; your deductible and co-payment apply as with any GP.
Your premium depends on where you live, your insurance model and your deductible — not on where your doctor is. In a GP or HMO model you name your family doctor with your insurer, and the insurer decides which practices you can choose; please check with them before you switch. Our list of 2027 models shows where Dr. Romanos is listed. Telmed models work too: call your insurer’s telephone advice line before your appointment.
Services
What patients come to us for.
Acute concerns
Infections, pain, sudden symptoms — short-notice appointments when it cannot wait. Learn more
Chronic conditions
Blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid, cholesterol — care over years, not single visits. Learn more
Check-ups & prevention
Prioritised prevention instead of an off-the-shelf panel — insured or private. Learn more
Iron infusion
For documented iron deficiency, covered by basic insurance. Appointments in the morning. Learn more
New patients
New patients welcome.
You do not need a referral. Book a “Medical Consultation” online and send us the registration form with a photo of your insurance card beforehand. Everything about the first visit is on our page for new patients.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know.
How long does it take from Zug to the practice?
About 22–25 minutes by InterRegio or InterCity to Zurich main station, then about a 5-minute walk to Bahnhofplatz 5. By S-Bahn the ride takes about 35 minutes.
Can I register if I live in the Canton of Zug?
Yes, with the standard model (free choice of doctor). In a GP or HMO model, please ask your insurer whether a Zurich practice can be chosen in your model. Telmed models work too: call your insurer’s telephone advice line before your appointment.
Are all consultations in English?
They can be. Consultations are available in English, German or Greek.
Do I need a referral?
No. Book a “Medical Consultation” online and bring your insurance card. More about the first visit under New patients.
Your GP is
on your commute.
Bahnhofplatz 5, 8001 Zürich — about 22 minutes from Zug.
