My experience with this doctor was quite different from any doctor visit in the States. I was…read morepretty sure I had a sinus infection, which caused copious post nasal drip, which in turn made me cough all night. I hoped time would heal, but a sleepless red-eye and little rest due to relentless sightseeing made things worse. I emailed the doctor with my (amateur) self-diagnosis and asked for an appointment. He responded quickly and I saw him a few hours later. When he examined me, there were none of the usual procedures that my primary care physician would do: no temperature-taking, no blood pressure measurement. He did not look in my ears or nose with an otoscope. He used a flash light to look at my throat, sans tongue-depressor. Then he used a stethoscope, told me to cough three times, and proclaimed that I had bronchitis in addition to a sinus infection. From there, he began writing an Rx (pre-printed with a few medicines listed). I was confused because he didn't ask me more questions about my medical background, so I told him that I have allergies. He looked up at me from his writing, I told him my two antibiotic allergies, and he replied, "You just saved your own life" as he crumpled the scrip he was writing for penicillin. From there, he wrote a new one (on a different pre-printer sheet), explained the dosage instructions, and made me repeat them to him to check my comprehension. I walked out the door with an Rx for a different antibiotic and something like prednisone (!). We walked north to the pharmacy he suggested (and past what certainly were two old, tired-looking prostitutes on St. Denis) and got them filled. To my surprise, the medicines were cheap! (Socialized medicine?) I would give this doctor...3.5 stars because I still don't know if he is a quack. HOWEVER, I do know that within *a couple of hours* I felt SO much better. And I continued to get better. It felt like a miracle. In the end, this visit was worth the €100 cash: it wholly redeemed what started out as a crummy vacation.

Dr Lellouche saw me immediately when in need of an antibiotic in Paris. He was personable and…read moreefficient.

While visiting Paris, our 7yr old daughter got sick (caught what it seemed to be a virus - fever…read morefor over 48 hours). Called S.O.S. Médecins and within 30 mins a doctor arrived at our AirBNB. He checked for vitals and prescribed antibiotics and paracetamol. Dr. gave us a prescription to be filled at a nearby pharmacy. Excellent service and affordable price $130€. He spoke English and Spanish. We had international medical coverage so he gave us a receipt so that we can file a claim when we return home. Highly recommended. A+ Service!

I called and spoke in a formal polite greeting in French and asked in French if they spoke English…read more The woman was laughing and thought the urgency was very funny. Pretended not to know what an arrondissement is and said there was no street by the name we are at in Paris. We rent there. Continued to laugh. Told me if I spoke slow in English she would help me. She had me repeat the street name 7 times while laughing and mocking the letters back asking me to pronounce them. I asked her what her name was and she said Smithsonian. Absolutely despicable for a medical care service.