Finding a doctor in Monaco: GPs, specialists and clinics
How to find a general practitioner or specialist doctor in Monaco, including the CHPG hospital, private clinics and the referral system.

Key facts
- Main hospital
- CHPG (Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace)
- GPs in Monaco
- ~50 registered general practitioners
- Specialist referral
- Required for reimbursement via CCSS
- Languages
- French (primary), English often available
- Emergency
- Dial 15 (SAMU) or go to CHPG
Medical care in Monaco
Monaco has a high density of medical professionals relative to its population. The healthcare system is centred around the CHPG hospital, supplemented by numerous private practices and clinics. Finding a doctor is straightforward, though understanding the reimbursement system is important.
General practitioners (medecins generalistes)
There are approximately 50 general practitioners practising in Monaco. Most have private offices spread across the Principality. To benefit from full social security reimbursement, residents should declare a medecin traitant (primary doctor) with the CCSS.
To find a GP:
- Ask the CCSS for a list of registered doctors accepting new patients
- Check the Ordre des Medecins (Medical Council) directory
- Ask neighbours, colleagues or your employer for personal recommendations
- The CHPG can also direct you to appropriate practitioners
Specialists
Monaco has specialists across all major fields, including cardiology, dermatology, paediatrics, gynaecology, orthopaedics and ophthalmology. Many practise in private offices or within clinics associated with the CHPG.
For optimal reimbursement, obtain a referral from your medecin traitant before consulting a specialist. Direct access is allowed but reimbursement rates will be lower.
The CHPG hospital
The Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace is Monaco's main hospital, located in La Condamine. It offers emergency services, maternity care, surgery and a full range of outpatient consultations. The emergency department is open around the clock.
Private clinics
Several private medical clinics operate in Monaco, offering consultations, minor procedures and specialist appointments. These can be a good option for those seeking faster appointments or specific doctors.
Practical tips
- Appointments are typically booked by phone, though some practices accept online booking
- Bring your carte vitale or CCSS attestation to every consultation for direct billing
- Consultation fees for a GP visit are around 25-30 EUR (much of which is reimbursed for registered residents)
Frequently asked questions
The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.
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