6 doctors in North Goa — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
MD PHYSICIAN
Internal medicine
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Family Medicine
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN Presently I am working as MEDICAL DIRECTOR AT DR VERMA HEALTH CENTRE CALANGUTE. Worked as MEDICAL DIRECTOR AT N…
MBBS
Family Medicine
Dr. Sandesh Dharwadkar is a Doctor in Calangute, North Goa and has an experience of 42 years in this field. Dr. Sandesh Dharwadkar practices at Dr. Sandesh D…
MBBS
Family Medicine
Dr. Minguel Rufino Monteiro is a Doctor in Dona Paula, North Goa and has an experience of 37 years in this field. Dr. Minguel Rufino Monteiro practices at Ma…
MBBS, DNB - Family Medicine
Family Medicine
Dr. Ravinder Singh Chhikara is a Family Physician and General Physician in Mandrem, North Goa and has an experience of 12 years in these fields. Dr. Ravinder…
MBBS
Family Medicine
Dr Lloyd De Souza is a highly dedicated family physician who values the importance of providing patient-centred care and believes in “whole-person care,” app…
MBBS
Family Medicine
Dr. Anan Jaiswal is a General Physician and Clinical Pathologist in Panaji, North Goa and has an experience of 12 years in these fields. Dr. Anan Jaiswal pra…
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They treat the usual health problems like fever, cough, cold, flu, infections, tummy troubles, skin rashes, etc. Also, they can keep an eye on long-term problems like thyroid issues or heart risk.
Yes, you can get vaccination from a general physician in North Goa. Many give vaccines for kids, adults, and even travellers. The vaccines given includes some like flu shot, hepatitis, and normal routine vaccines.
It changes from place to place, but mostly it is between ₹200–₹600. It however depends on doctor’s experience and where the clinic is. If some tests are required then it cost a bit more.
Yes, if your problem needs a special doctor, they will tell you who to go to and give you referral. Then accordingly you can search if you want or take second option.
Yes, they treat that too. General doctors usually take care of sugar, BP, thyroid and guide you on what medicine to take regularly and how to keep track.
Few clinics accept walk-ins, but better to take appointment if you don’t want to wait long. Specially during holidays or weekends when it's crowded.
Some are. They are available 24/7 mostly the ones linked with big hospitals or emergency centres. Normal clinics have fixed timings. You can check online or call to be sure.
Of course. They help tourists or locals with travel problems like loose motions, heat stroke, motion sickness, or stomach infection. They also give tips to stay safe while travelling.