English- and German-Speaking Doctor in Marbella: A Guide for Residents and Visitors
Table of contents
- Are there English- and German-speaking doctors in Marbella?
- Will my health insurance work at a private clinic in Marbella?
- Which specialties can I find in one clinic?
- What are the opening hours, and what if I have an urgent problem?
- How do I book, and what should I bring to my first appointment?
- Can I have a consultation without travelling?
- How to get there and where to park
- Frequently asked questions
- Are there English- or German-speaking doctors in Marbella?
- Does German Clinic Marbella work with reimbursement-based and international insurance?
- Is the European Health Insurance Card valid at a private clinic in Marbella?
- How much does a consultation cost at German Clinic Marbella?
- How late are you open, and are you open at weekends?
- Do you handle urgent cases?
- Which specialties does German Clinic Marbella offer?
- Do you treat children?
- Can I have an online consultation?
- Where is German Clinic Marbella, and is there parking nearby?
- What should I bring to my first appointment?
- Conclusion
Are there English- and German-speaking doctors in Marbella?
Yes. In Marbella you can find an English- and German-speaking doctor without leaving the city center. German Clinic Marbella (IMED German Clinic) treats patients in Spanish, English, German and other languages, works with reimbursement-based and international health insurance, and brings 16 specialties together in one clinic.
It is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm, at C/ Jacinto Benavente, 10. You can book by phone, WhatsApp, email or web form.
Marbella is a cosmopolitan city: every year, thousands of residents and visitors from other countries need medical care. And in medicine, language matters: describing a symptom properly, understanding a diagnosis or consenting to a treatment all require being understood without doubt.
At German Clinic Marbella, the team sees patients in Spanish, English, German, Greek, Norwegian, Italian, Hungarian and Russian, among other languages. The directors, Dr. Ignatios Chatziandreou and Dr. Rocío Estella, trained in Germany and have international experience. Dr. Estella, a pediatrician, consults in Spanish, German, English and Greek.
If you prefer a particular language, say so when you book so the clinic can match you with the right professional.
Will my health insurance work at a private clinic in Marbella?
German Clinic Marbella works with reimbursement-based insurance and with international insurance. These are the differences worth knowing:
- Reimbursement insurance: you pay for the consultation and send the invoice to your insurer, which refunds the amount according to your policy terms. You choose your doctor freely.
- International or expat insurance: usually works in a similar way. Check with your insurer what your policy covers and whether tests or procedures need prior authorization.
- Network-based insurance (“cuadro médico”): limits care to a network of providers. If your policy is of this type, check with your insurer first whether the clinic is included.
- European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or UK GHIC: covers public healthcare only. It cannot be used to pay for a private clinic; if you have travel insurance, check whether it reimburses these costs.
If you have questions about your specific policy, write to us with your insurance details and we will confirm how it works in your case.
Which specialties can I find in one clinic?
German Clinic Marbella brings together 16 specialties so a family can come to the same clinic with different needs. You can see them all on the medical services page:
- Orthopedics and trauma surgery — Dr. Ignatios Chatziandreou
- Pediatrics and neonatology — Dr. Rocío Estella
- Family medicine — Dr. Per Amaldus Nielsen
- Dentistry and implantology — Dr. Emad Bayat
- Gynecology and obstetrics — Dr. Ilka Evers & Dr. Tina Bizjak
- Cardiology — Dr. Carmen Corona
- Physiotherapy and osteopathy — Juan Miguel Fuentes & Aurora Moreno
- Psychology — César Lázaro
- Endocrinology and nutrition — Dr. Paloma Gil
- Dermatology — Dr. Mateo González-Carrascosa
- Otolaryngology (ENT) — Dr. Sandro Chiti-Batelli
- Vascular surgery — Dr. Eszter Szilágyi
- Pediatric surgery — Dr. Alexander Siles
- Neurophysiology — Dr. Manuel Jiménez
- Gastroenterology — Dr. Francisco Fernández
- General surgery — Dr. Antonio González-Chamorro
What are the opening hours, and what if I have an urgent problem?
The clinic is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. German Clinic Marbella is a medical center that handles urgent cases within those hours: call or message us on WhatsApp at +34 637 806 085. If you have an urgent matter at the weekend or on a public holiday, message us on WhatsApp at the same number.
It is not a hospital with 24-hour emergency care. In a life-threatening emergency (severe chest pain, serious difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness or bleeding that will not stop), call 112.
How do I book, and what should I bring to my first appointment?
You can book in four ways:
- Through the contact form on the website.
- By phone, on +34 951 413 103.
- By WhatsApp, on +34 637 806 085.
- By email, at info@german-clinic.com.
For your first appointment it helps to bring:
- Your passport, NIE or DNI.
- Your policy details, if you will use insurance.
- Previous medical reports and tests (blood tests, X-rays, MRI scans), even if they are in another language.
- A list of the medication you take.
- For children, the vaccination record.
Can I have a consultation without travelling?
Yes. German Clinic Marbella offers online consultations (telemedicine) in all specialties, for example to continue treatments remotely. It is especially useful if you spend part of the year outside Spain or cannot travel. When you book, say that you would like it to be online.
How to get there and where to park
German Clinic Marbella is at C/ Jacinto Benavente, 10, in the heart of Marbella, a few minutes’ walk from the old town, Avenida Ricardo Soriano and the seafront promenade. For parking you can use the Telpark app at Carrefour or the Marbella Market car park. View location on Google Maps.
Frequently asked questions
Are there English- or German-speaking doctors in Marbella?
Yes. At German Clinic Marbella the team sees patients in Spanish, English, German, Greek, Norwegian, Italian, Hungarian and Russian, among other languages. The clinic is at C/ Jacinto Benavente, 10, in central Marbella.
Does German Clinic Marbella work with reimbursement-based and international insurance?
Yes. German Clinic Marbella works with reimbursement-based insurance and with international insurance. If you have a specific policy, write to us with your insurance details and we will confirm how it works in your case.
Is the European Health Insurance Card valid at a private clinic in Marbella?
No. The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) and the UK GHIC cover public healthcare only. At a private clinic such as German Clinic Marbella you pay for the consultation; if you have travel or reimbursement insurance, check with your insurer how to claim the cost.
How much does a consultation cost at German Clinic Marbella?
The fee depends on the specialty and the type of consultation. Write to us or call +34 951 413 103 and we will tell you the fee before you book.
How late are you open, and are you open at weekends?
German Clinic Marbella is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. If you have an urgent matter at the weekend or on a public holiday, message us on WhatsApp at +34 637 806 085.
Do you handle urgent cases?
Yes. German Clinic Marbella is a medical center that handles urgent cases during its opening hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm); it is not a hospital with 24-hour emergency care. For an urgent matter, call or message us on WhatsApp at +34 637 806 085. In a life-threatening emergency, call 112.
Which specialties does German Clinic Marbella offer?
German Clinic Marbella offers 16 specialties: orthopedics and trauma surgery, pediatrics and neonatology, family medicine, dentistry and implantology, gynecology and obstetrics, cardiology, physiotherapy and osteopathy, psychology, endocrinology and nutrition, dermatology, otolaryngology (ENT), vascular surgery, pediatric surgery, neurophysiology, gastroenterology, general surgery.
Do you treat children?
Yes. German Clinic Marbella has pediatrics and neonatology (Dr. Rocío Estella, trained in Germany, who consults in Spanish, German, English and Greek), pediatric surgery (Dr. Alexander Siles), pediatric physiotherapy and psychology for children, teenagers and adults.
Can I have an online consultation?
Yes. German Clinic Marbella offers online consultations (telemedicine) in all specialties, for example to continue treatments remotely. When you book, say that you would like it to be online.
Where is German Clinic Marbella, and is there parking nearby?
German Clinic Marbella is at C/ Jacinto Benavente, 10, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, in the city center. Parking is easy with the Telpark app at Carrefour and at the Marbella Market car park.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring your passport, NIE or DNI, your insurance details if you will use insurance, previous reports and tests (even if they are in another language), a list of your medication and, for a child, the vaccination record.
Conclusion
If you are looking for a doctor who speaks your language in Marbella, German Clinic Marbella brings together, in the city center, 16 specialties, multilingual care, work with reimbursement-based and international insurance, and online consultations. You can book here or call +34 951 413 103.
The clinic is at C/ Jacinto Benavente, 10, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, in the center of Marbella.
Last updated: October 2026. This article is for information only and does not replace a medical consultation.
