For deaf and hard-of-hearing patients and patients with speech difficulties
The doctor is certified in Greek Sign Language. Examination, explanations and instructions take place directly in sign language, without an interpreter.
We speak your language
For many deaf people, seeing a doctor means an interpreter, handwritten notes and the worry that something important was lost in translation. At our practice the conversation takes place directly with the doctor, in Greek Sign Language.
You describe your symptoms in your own way, ask as many questions as you like, and leave with a clear understanding of your diagnosis and treatment.
From booking to treatment instructions
Directly in sign language
History, examination and explanations take place in Greek Sign Language, with no one in between. If you prefer, you are welcome to bring your own interpreter or companion.
Book without a phone call
Book online from your computer or phone and receive a confirmation by email. For questions there is the contact form, where you can ask for a written reply.
Written instructions
Your diagnosis, the tests you need and the dosage of your medicines are also given to you in writing, so you always have them with you.
Time, without rushing
Every appointment lasts one hour. There is time to communicate properly, to repeat whatever is needed and to answer all your questions.
Speech difficulties
After a stroke, with aphasia, a stammer, after a laryngectomy or with any other difficulty: we communicate in writing, by signing or by whatever means works for you, with all the patience needed.
Companions welcome
Family members, carers or interpreters are welcome at your visit if you wish. You decide who is present.
How to book an appointment
Open the booking page
Use the “Book an appointment” button, on every page.
Choose a day and time
Monday to Friday, 10:00–20:00. Only available times are shown.
Enter your details
Full name, email and mobile number. We will not call you unless you ask us to.
Receive a confirmation
You will receive an email with the date, time and address of the practice.
In an emergency
Do not book an appointment. 112 also accepts text messages (SMS or MMS) and email at contact@112.gov.gr. Write what has happened and where you are. With an SMS from a mobile phone, the centre can locate you.
From the opening in 2027, you will book your appointment online, with no phone call needed.