IHE students
As of 2024 we came to an agreement with IHE Delft to offer medical care to their students as long as they're enrolled in the IHE program.
We offer medical first line care in the way that's organized in the Netherlands. This means that apart from acute care, you can call us or contact us through
e-mail with medical questions.
Registration and appointments
You have to register with the practice first before you can schedule an appointment. In this appointment we will get to know you and discuss possible medical issues you have or had in the past. We will also discuss your current medical issue.
It's not necessary to register in advance, only when you are in need of a doctor.
You can visit us at Kampveld 10 A (ground floor) We are located close to the windmill de Roos on the Phoenixstraat.
Costs
When you come to your appointment you will be asked to pay in advance. You can pay by debit or creditcard. All costs can be claimed with your health insurance. IHE made sure that all their students have an AON health insurance. The costs are 78.25 euros.
If in certain situations it's not possible for you to pay in advance, you can contact IHE student support to find a solution.
Chronic conditions
In case you're dealing with a chronic condition , e.g. Diabetes, Crohn's disease, Epilepsy etc. for which you need medication on prescription(s), it's best to register with the practice before you have any medical issues. This because we can discuss what's needed to keep your condition stable.
Medical information
As medical doctors, specializing in student health, there are a few conditions that we see more often. Here you will find some links to more information.
If you still have questions or need further help, please contact us.
A website that contains a lot of general information and is very useful in a lot of circumstances is
- thuisarts.nl. (Dutch, translation available in your browser)
Other websites:
- STD's/ Sexually transmitted disease
- Scabies
Medication
There is quit some over the counter medication available. These are medications you don't need a prescription for.
These medications are mainly helpful when you have the flu or a low-grade fever. Nose sprays, painkillers or anti fever medication like paracetamol or ibuprofen can be helpful. You can also buy ointments for small burns or wound care.
For women, you can also buy over the counter medication for yeast infections.
Keep in mind to always contact the practice if you are in doubt or you're having prolonged symptoms.