Torremolinos Clinic – Dr. Landman
Are you on holiday or living on the Costa del Sol (from Estepona and Marbella to Málaga and Torre del Mar) and looking for an English-speaking GP?
Dr. Jan Otto Landman runs an open walk-in clinic in the popular La Carihuela district of Torremolinos, within walking distance of many hotels and holiday apartments.
Walk-In Clinic Hours
Monday to Friday
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
No appointment necessary, just walk in.
📞 Phone during clinic hours:
+34 95 238 88 72
This line is only active during the clinic hours listed above.
If the line is busy, please try again later.
Up-to-date hours and notices are also posted on Facebook.
Emergencies (Outside Clinic Hours)
📞 Emergency number: +34 606 93 98 12
Available 24/7 – including weekends and public holidays.
English spoken.
Important: This number is for urgent medical emergencies only.
Please do not use it for general questions or appointments. Misuse may result in a charge.
Fees
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation | €50 |
| Follow-up consultation | €40 |
| Home visit (Torremolinos/Fuengirola/Benalmádena) | €100 |
| Intramuscular injection | €10 |
| Standard prescription | €15 |
| Prescription for sleeping/tranquilising medication | €50 |
| First INR (thrombosis monitoring) | €30 |
| Follow-up INR check | €20 |
Payment is made at the clinic reception.
Sanitas or Health Plan insurance? Simply show your membership card, no payment needed.
UK insurance or EHIC/GHIC? Keep the receipt and submit it to your insurer for reimbursement.
Important: Sleeping and Tranquillising Medication
Prescriptions for sleeping aids and tranquillisers are intentionally priced higher due to:
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Strong risk of addiction
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Growing concern among doctors across Europe
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Stricter prescribing guidelines in Spain
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Reduced demand since implementing these rules
Please consider carefully whether you truly need these medications.
Pharmacies in Spain
Spanish pharmacies (farmacia) are widely available and easily recognisable by the green cross. However, self-medicating during your holiday is not recommended.
Why?
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The pharmacist does not know your medical history
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There may be dangerous interactions with other medications
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Medications bought without a prescription are rarely reimbursed by UK insurers
Tip: Always consult a doctor first when feeling unwell.
