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Towns in the canton
Liestal 47Binningen 38Arlesheim 38Reinach BL 26Allschwil 21Pratteln 17Muttenz 17Gelterkinden 16Basel 14Münchenstein 13Sissach 11Therwil 11Laufen 10Birsfelden 10Oberwil 8Bottmingen 6Bubendorf 5Zunzgen 5Biel-Benken 4Oberdorf BL 4Ettingen 4Aesch BL 4Pfeffingen 4Reigoldswil 3Läufelfingen 3Lausen 3Frenkendorf 3Augst 2Füllinsdorf 2Ziefen 2Diegten 2Langenbruck 1Waldenburg 1Hölstein 1Wahlen 1Niederdorf 1Röschenz 1Brislach 1Schönenbuch 1
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General practitioner: what to know
A general practitioner is your first point of contact for most health concerns, whether acute or long-term. They look after your overall health, carry out check-ups, prescribe treatment and, where needed, refer you to a specialist or another health professional.
When to book an appointment
- Fever, cough or an infection that will not clear
- A health check or routine examination
- Ongoing care for a long-term condition such as diabetes
- Needing a medical certificate or a prescription
Costs in Switzerland
Consultations are covered by compulsory basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG); under a family doctor model, they are usually the required first point of contact.