English-speaking doctors and health professionals in Lisbon
Browse trusted, English-speaking doctors and health professionals in Lisbon, reviewed by the expat community.
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Karin
Lisbon on Jun 2026
I’ve used CleanTeam JVV three times in the past month and a half: one deep cleaning and two regular cleanings. Karina recommended four hours with two cleaners for my two-story, pretty large house. I trusted her and she was absolutely right - it was great. They are very efficient, great at communication and scheduling, and very polite and reliable. They’re not the cheapest and feel on the more expensive side, but the service has been great.
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Lyndell
Lisbon on Feb 2025
Finding a new place can be daunting, but Leonardo made it straightforward. He was super responsive and even helped negotiate the price to my liking. The communication was good, and his courtesy was much appreciated.
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Nancy
Estoril on Jul 2026
I have used Home Style twice for house cleaning in Estoril and could not be more pleased with their services. They have been totally reliable, the cleaner has been fantastic and communication was responsive. I intend to continue using their services.
When it comes to your health, being understood matters. Locallista lists English-speaking doctors, dentists, physiotherapists and specialists in Lisbon, so you can describe symptoms and follow advice without a language barrier. Every practice is screened before listing and ranked purely on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Browse a category below and book directly with a free account.
Typical prices for health & medical in Lisbon
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted health & medical professionals actually do. Updated May 2026.
Acupuncture and TCM treatments
How much does acupuncture and TCM treatments usually cost in Lisbon?
Acupuncture and related Chinese-medicine treatments in Lisbon run about €40 to €70 a session, with the first, longer session sometimes around €60 and packs cheaper.
How much does alternative medicine usually cost in Lisbon?
Alternative therapies in Lisbon, from acupuncture to reiki and homeopathy, usually run €40 to €70 a session. As with any of these, read reviews and check the practitioner's training.
How much does dental hygienist care usually cost in Lisbon?
A scale-and-polish (destartarização) with a hygienist in Lisbon usually costs €40 to €60, and many clinics offer a free or cheap first check-up. Worth doing yearly.
How much does dental treatments usually cost in Lisbon?
A dental check-up in Lisbon is usually €30 to €50 (often free for new patients), with cleaning €40 to €60 and bigger work like implants quoted separately. Many dentists speak English.
How much does eye care services usually cost in Lisbon?
Eye care in Lisbon runs from an eye exam (€30 to €60) to an ophthalmologist consultation (€70 to €120), with surgery quoted separately. Many opticians and clinics work in English.
How much does family medicine care usually cost in Lisbon?
A private GP visit in Lisbon usually costs €50 to €90, or little through the public system once you have your health number. Online GP consultations are cheaper, from around €25.
How much does fertility specialist care usually cost in Lisbon?
Fertility care is highly individual and treatments like IVF run into the thousands, so consultations and programmes are quoted case by case. Start with a consultation (around €100 to €200) and a clear plan.
How much does functional medicine practitioner care usually cost in Lisbon?
Functional medicine consultations are long and in-depth, usually €100 to €250 for the first visit, often with lab tests on top. Best to ask for a full quote up front.
How much does laser hair removal usually cost in Lisbon?
Laser hair removal in Lisbon is priced by zone (roughly €16 to €65 a session depending on size) and almost always bought as a package of sessions, which lowers the per-session price.
How much does rehabilitation services usually cost in Lisbon?
A rehabilitation session in Lisbon usually costs €35 to €60, with the first assessment similar and home visits a little more. Packs of sessions often work out cheaper.
How much does naturopath care usually cost in Lisbon?
A naturopathy consultation in Lisbon is usually €45 to €70, often longer for the first visit. As with any alternative therapy, check the practitioner's background and reviews.
How much does nutrition support usually cost in Lisbon?
A nutrition consultation in Lisbon usually costs €40 to €70 for the first visit and €15 to €45 for follow-ups, with packs and online options cheaper. Many nutritionists work in English.
How much does occupational therapy services usually cost in Lisbon?
A occupational therapy session in Lisbon usually costs €35 to €60, with the first assessment similar and home visits a little more. Packs of sessions often work out cheaper.
How much does orthodontic treatments usually cost in Lisbon?
Orthodontics in Lisbon starts with a consultation (€40 to €80), then full treatment runs roughly €2,500 to €5,000 depending on braces or aligners, usually in monthly instalments.
How much does physiotherapist care usually cost in Lisbon?
A physio session in Lisbon runs about €30 to €60 (around €55 on average in 2026), with the first assessment a touch more and packs of ten sessions cheaper per visit.
Yes. Lisbon has many English-speaking doctors, dentists and specialists, especially in private clinics used to international patients. We list ones reviewed by other expats, so you can find the right fit before you're unwell.
How do I see a doctor in Lisbon as a newcomer?
You can register with the public system once you have your health number, but many expats use private clinics for speed and for English-speaking care. For non-emergencies, booking a private GP is usually quick.
Is healthcare free in Portugal?
The public system is heavily subsidised and low-cost rather than completely free, with small fees for some services. Private care costs more but is faster and easier to access in English.
Can I get antibiotics here without a prescription?
No, antibiotics need a prescription in Portugal, so you'll need to see a doctor first. Pharmacies are everywhere though, and pharmacists are genuinely helpful for minor issues.
How do I find a dentist who speaks English?
Plenty of Lisbon dentists work with international patients in English. Check the reviews for both the clinic and the specific treatment you need, which is what our listings are built around.