QuickMed App

What the Quickmed App offers: Office and after hours access to an excellent medical team of general practitioners, adult internal medicine specialists and paediatricians. Get a call back within minutes directly by the doctor. No more waiting rooms or nurse triages. Consultation by phone (audio and video) -no need to find a doctor and book an appointment. Get referred to a specialist or for imaging and laboratory tests. Monthly sick notes available. Consultations are for adults and children. Summary of your consultation and treatment plan directly in the app. Receive your medical certificates, e-prescriptions, referrals and sick notes by secure email. Option to have your medications sent straight to you. How it works: Download the app. Register as a patient and create your profile. Upload your health insurance card for Swiss health insurances (optional)- option to pay on the app (CHF 75/consultation in Switzerland and 50 Euro/ consultation in the European Union). Add a family member (optional). Request a consult when you need to speak to a doctor and a doctor will call you within minutes. You can choose to get an audio or video consult. Security Security is our top priority. Quickmed complies with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP). Medical data is not shared with health insurers. The manufacturer, distributor and operator of the app is Haden-Quickmed. Medical services are provided by medical doctors with FMH specialties and authorisations to practice in all Cantons of Switzerland. European Union doctors have licenses to practice and treat patients in all European Union countries. Costs The Quickmed App can be used by anyone insured and uninsured in Switzerland, as well as anyone in the European Union. For patients with a Swiss health insurance, consultations are billed through the patient's health insurance as a statutory benefit (equivalent to a visit to a doctor's practice, as per billing Tardoc) and are recognised by all Swiss health insurers. Patients must abide by their health insurance model. A teleconsultation costs an average of CHF 50-70.