English-speaking doctors and health professionals in Madrid
Browse trusted, English-speaking doctors and health professionals in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.
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Mariona
Barcelona, Oct 2025
Anna translated texts from my website from Spanish to English and everything was very easy and very good, super super good. Communication was perfect and very professional, and she delivered in good time - even a little earlier than I expected. The price was more or less what I expected and the quality-price relationship was good. I’m very happy and would recommend her.
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Eszter
online, from Budapest, Jul 2026
I know Edit Viktoria for a very long time, and I had online English lessons with her when I wanted to develop my English and my knowledge for work in a multinational company, especially because I have to make speeches and so on. She is very good, very precise, very professional, and very kind. Whatever you ask her, she will look after it and she really tries to teach you the best.
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Katherine
Barcelona, Jun 2026
I’ve been a client of Laci’s during my transition here, and she was really good at helping me find a better balance with diet for my physical needs and also mentally. I was struggling with food that really nourished me for the gym, my energy levels, and my menstrual cycle, and she helped me figure out which foods worked with me and which ones didn’t. She also planned supplements and natural foods for my needs, and gave me lessons on how to do some of these things at home, like fermentation. She’s been really hands on, and I felt like she helped me actually learn how to implement it into my lifestyle instead of having to rely on buying everything out.
What to know about health & medical in Madrid
When it comes to your health, being understood matters. Locallista lists English-speaking doctors, dentists, physiotherapists and specialists in Madrid, 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there English-speaking doctors in Madrid?
Yes. Madrid 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 Madrid 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 Spain?
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 Spain, 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 Madrid 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.
How much do acupuncture therapists cost in Madrid?
Acupuncture in Madrid costs around €35 to €60 a session, with a longer first consultation at €40 to €65 and a 10-session pack between €260 and €420.
How much do alternative medicine cost in Madrid?
An alternative therapy session in Madrid costs around €35 to €45, with the wider market €20 to €80.
How much do dentists cost in Madrid?
Dentists in Madrid charge around €35 to €120 for a cleaning and €120 to €450 for a root canal, with a single implant and its crown mostly between €700 and €2,500. Some Madrid clinics run 24 hour emergency lines, usually with a surcharge at night or on holidays, so ask the price before you're seen.
How much do functional medicine cost in Madrid?
A first functional medicine visit in Madrid costs around €300, well above Barcelona's €120 to €250, with lab panels charged separately.
How much do nutritionists cost in Madrid?
A nutrition consultation in Madrid costs around €25 to €145, with a typical first appointment €40 to €70.
How much do occupational therapy cost in Madrid?
An occupational therapy session in Madrid costs around €30 to €50, noticeably below Barcelona's €55 to €75.
How much do orthodontists cost in Madrid?
Orthodontists in Madrid charge about €1,600 to €3,000 for metal braces, €2,300 to €3,800 for ceramic and €2,500 to €5,500 for clear aligners, and the first assessment is usually free.