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

Thank you Dr. Lellouche! Visited for a COVID Recovery Letter and am currently at the airport…read morewaiting to board the flight in a bit. Dr. Lellouche was friendly, professional and spoke excellent English. Making an appointment was easy and I'm so glad I was able to meet with him and get the document clearing me for travel

Cannot say enough good things about Dr. Hervé. I found myself in Paris with chest tightness and…read moreshortness of breath - looked up Drs in Paris and decided quite by happenstance and what a lucky break for me. To begin with, Dr. Hervé Grosgogeat is a GP with extensive training and an unfailing interest in medicine. His father is one of the top Cardiologists in France and has an office next to Dr. Hervé who took me in, asked what my problem was - took a thorough medical history, then hooked me up to an EKG and discovered shortly that I was in A-Fib. He issued me prescriptions for several medications including an injection of blood thinner that we purchased at nearby pharmacies for a total of $42 (That's right, French Health Card, better and cheaper than ours). He charged me 200 euros for the visit and made an appointment to see his father 3 days hence. I must say that they corrected my heart irregularity and with studied professionalism. At home in L.A., my personal cardiologist was impressed with what they accomplished in so little time - and all without the assistance of nurses, technicians, office staff. Yes, just the Doctor who greets you in the waiting room and brings you back. Five Stars for DR. HERVÉ GROSGOGEAT. He speaks English very well and has a sense of humor.

they were incredibly rude to me, cancelled my appointment and lied to me telling me it was still…read morethere so i wouldnt call them again. incredibly rude if you are a tourist

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.