Who are we?
We are two doctors, Tina Kølle and Anette Dideriksen, and we run a clinic together. During our day-to-day work, you may also meet Gitte Leander Krarup, Pia Ficher Madsen, and Sabina Ferigno Christensen, who are our consultation nurses. Our secretary, Lisbeth Rafn, may assist you over the phone or in the clinic. Our clinic is also a teaching clinic for younger doctors in training. On Fridays, Dr. Peter Winge assists in the clinic
Emergency appointments must be scheduled over the phone on weekdays between 8:00 and 9:00 AM. You are NOTallowed to show up without a scheduled appointment.
A facial mask MUST be worn if you have any respiratory symptoms, such as coughing, a sore throat, etc.
Call between 8:00 and 12:00 PM, and we will determine whether an emergency appointment, a regular appointment, or a video consultation is appropriate. Only if the issue is deemed an emergency will you be placed in the queue to see either a nurse or a doctor.
When you arrive at the clinic, you must swipe your sygesikringskort (Danish health insurance card) through the swipe slot on the welcome screen in the patient waiting room. Once you have swiped your card, a time slot will appear on the screen. However, this time slot is not guaranteed, as emergency cases may cause time variations. Patients will be seen in the order of the emergency consultation queue, NOT according to the displayed time slot.
Emergency consultations are short, typically lasting 5–10 minutes. Waiting in the patient waiting room may be necessary. Please note that during emergency consultations, only the emergency issue will be addressed. If other non-emergency issues are present or noticed by the doctor, a regular appointment will need to be scheduled with the secretary after the emergency consultation.
For issues that are complex, long-standing, require a detailed discussion, a prescription, or further tests, a regular appointment with the doctor must be scheduled.
Call us at (+45) 33966051 between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM on weekdays.
For acute illness between 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM, you can call our regular phone number (+45) 33966051, and you will be redirected to the on-call clinic.
If you need to see a doctor after 4:00 PM, please call (+45) 1813 and follow their guidance.
The clinic only has consultations with an appointment prior to arrival. In the case of emergencies, contact the clinic after 08:00 (AM)
Day | Telephone | Consultation |
Monday | 08:00-12:00 | 08:00-16:00 |
Tuesday | 08:00-12:00 | 08:00-15:00 |
Wednesday | 08:00-12:00 | 08:00-15:00 |
Thursday | 08:00-12:00 | 08:00-17:00 |
Friday | 08:00-12:00 | 08:00-16:00 |
Address: Kongevejscentret 8, 1st floor, tv, 2970 Hørsholm
Phone: (+45)33966051
The clinic is located on the first floor of Kongevejscentret, No. 8.
The entrance is via the stairs from the parking lot in front of the center. If you need an elevator, please use the entrance through the glass tower.
You will find the waiting room on the right side of the hallway. In the waiting room, there is a check-in terminal where you are asked to scan your health insurance card. If your card cannot be read, you can enter your personal identification number directly on the screen. Once you have registered your arrival, the doctor or nurse will be able to see on their screen that you have arrived.
A secretary or nurse is usually present at the reception until 12:00. However, as the secretary has many other tasks, we kindly ask you to register your arrival independently whenever possible.
Blood tests are ordered by the doctors and carried out by one of the nurses. An appointment is required for blood sampling.
Email consultation is available but should only be used for brief, specific issues or to receive results from previously taken tests. Due to this, there is a character limit.
You have a 15-minute timer to compose your email. If the email is not completed and sent within this time, the page will reset, and your email will be deleted. Therefore, please ensure that you send your email before the time runs out.
The doctor cannot be reached directly by phone. Please call the secretary between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM to arrange contact with the doctor.
Appointments can conveniently be booked via this website.
Between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM, you can also call to schedule a video consultation or an in-clinic consultation.
In case of sudden illness, please contact the clinic as soon as possible after 8:00 AM.
After 1:00 PM, phone calls are answered through the Hørsholm doctors’ on-call service, meaning it will only occasionally be your own doctor.
After 4:00 PM, please call (+45)1813 for medical assistance.
For a driver’s medical certificate, please bring:
• Glasses, contact lenses, or a hearing aid (if applicable)
• 625 DKK, payable in cash or by credit card.
We recommend renewing prescriptions via our website www.kongedoc.dk or the Min Læge app to avoid phone wait times.
Prescriptions can also be renewed by calling (+45)33 96 60 51 between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
Important: Sleeping medication, strong painkillers, and sedatives can only be prescribed through a video or in-person consultation with a doctor or nurse. These cannot be renewed via phone or e-prescription.
If you know you need to see a doctor, please book your appointment in advance. This will make it easier to get a time that suits you and with the doctor of your choice.
We recommend booking appointments via our website www.kongedoc.dk to avoid phone wait times. When booking online, please provide a brief reason for your visit so we can allocate the necessary time. You can choose between general consultations, child health check-ups, prenatal check-ups, preventive health examinations, and more.
Appointments can also be booked by calling the medical secretary at (+45)33 96 60 51 between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM. To speed up the phone process, please enter the CPR number of the person the appointment concerns when calling.
All new in the clinic will be posted on the danish home page. We kindly ask you translate them yourself
To consult a specialist, you need a referral. The doctor will assess whether a referral is necessary, so you must first be examined by a doctor. The doctor will also determine if an urgent referral is required.
If you are a Group 2 patient, you can choose a specialist yourself, but you will need to cover the cost.
No referral is required for ear, nose, and throat specialists (ENT) or ophthalmologists (eye specialists).
If you wish to see a physiotherapist, you can choose to pay for the treatment yourself.
If the doctor determines that physiotherapy is medically necessary, you can receive a referral, which reduces your cost to only 2/3 of the total fee. A medical assessment by the doctor is required before a referral can be issued.
In addition to the standard services covered by health insurance, there are a few services that patients must pay for themselves.
Certificates for employers are paid by the patient, who can then seek reimbursement from their employer. Most insurance certificates are settled directly with the insurance companies, but some of these certificates are not covered by the general agreement.
Below, you will find our price list for these services:
Certificates | Price |
Driver’s license medical certificate | (625 DKK incl. VAT) – 500.00 DKK |
Sick leave certificate requested by employer | – 560.00 DKK |
Individual vaccinations, such as travel vaccinations, are administered following a consultation with advisory guidance.
For acute illness, call as early in the day as possible, preferably between 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM.
The earlier you call, the higher the chance of securing an available appointment that suits you.
Appointments for annual check-ups, child examinations, medical certificates, and other consultations requiring more time are scheduled in advance and can be booked via the website or arranged with the secretary by phone.
Reserved for patients who have difficulty attending during daytime hours.
Evening consultations are available on Thursdays until 5:00 PM.
Available by appointment.
Available by appointment.
Urgent appointments must be booked by phone and can best be scheduled on weekdays between 8:00 AM and 9:00 AM. You must NOT show up without an appointment.
If you have upper respiratory symptoms, such as cough or sore throat, you MUST wear a face mask.
Call between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM, and we will determine whether you need an urgent appointment, a standard in-person consultation, or a video consultation.
If your case is urgent, you will be placed in the queue for either a nurse or a doctor.
When you arrive at the clinic, please scan your health insurance card at the check-in kiosk.
A time will appear on the screen, but this time is not necessarily accurate.
Patients are seen in order of arrival.
Appointments are short consultations lasting approximately 5-10 minutes, and waiting times may occur.
Please note:
Urgent consultations address only the immediate health concern. For more complex or long-term issues requiring discussion, medical certificates, multiple examinations, or further investigation, you will need to book a separate appointment.
How does a video consultation work?
Video consultations are conducted via the “MinLæge” app (see instructions below).
You can book a video consultation through the online booking system on our website or by calling Lisbeth in the secretariat between 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
Examples of topics for a video consultation:
With the doctor:
• Certain referrals
• Pain management
• Test results
• Acute illness
• Rashes/eczema
• Evaluation of moles
With the nurse:
• Completion of pregnancy documents
• Nutritional counseling
• Annual check-up results
• Birth control pill check-up
Download the "Min Læge" app:
The app is available where you usually download your apps.
If you have a chronic illness and take daily medication, it is a good idea to schedule annual doctor visits, also known as annual check-ups.
When attending your scheduled annual check-up, it is not possible—according to the agreement with the health insurance system—to address other health issues during the same consultation.
If you have additional health concerns, you will need to book a separate appointment on another day.
Annual check-ups are scheduled consultations with nurses and, in some cases, doctors. Often, the check-up begins with a consultation with a nurse, depending on your condition.
The purpose of these check-ups is to continuously monitor your treatment and take timely action if your condition changes.
Together, we will assess your health status using laboratory tests and clinical examinations.
We will review and adjust your medication, and you will receive prescriptions for your next consultation.
Together, we will set treatment goals for the upcoming year and determine how often you should visit the clinic.
• Type 2 diabetes (sugar disease)
• COPD (“smoker’s lungs”)
• Cardiovascular diseases (previous heart attack, high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, heart failure)
• Depression and anxiety (requiring recurring or long-term medical treatment)
• Osteoporosis (brittle bones)
• Myxedema (underactive thyroid)
If you have Type 2 diabetes, we will assign you a dedicated team consisting of a regular doctor and a nurse.
Depending on how well your condition is managed, we will offer between 1 to 4 visits per year with the nurse.
Before your annual check-up with the nurse, you will need to have blood tests done, and approximately every two years, a heart ECG (electrocardiogram) will also be required.
During your check-ups, we will focus on:
• Blood sugar levels
• Blood pressure
• Cholesterol levels
• Kidney and liver function
• Diet
• Smoking
• Alcohol consumption
• Physical activity
• Sleep quality
• Neuropathy (nerve inflammation)
• Eye examination – conducted by an ophthalmologist
• Foot examination – conducted by a podiatrist
During pregnancy and in the postpartum period, the following examinations are offered at the clinic:
During this visit, we will complete the pregnancy and maternity health records together while conducting a thorough review of:
• Health, family, and work conditions
• Any use of medication, tobacco, and alcohol
• Guidance on diet, vitamins, and exercise
Additionally:
• A blood test and urine test will be performed.
• You will receive information about the option for Down syndrome screening, which includes:
• Ultrasound examination of the fetal nuchal translucency
• Blood tests from the pregnant woman
(Both screenings are conducted at the hospital.)
In Region H, the nuchal translucency screening is offered at:
Hillerød Hospital – Tel: (+45) 48 29 48 29
During this check-up, the doctor will:
• Perform a urine test
• Measure blood pressure
• Conduct an external examination of the uterus
• Listen to the baby’s heartbeat
Additionally, if you are Rhesus negative, a new blood test may be taken.
We will also discuss your well-being and any special considerations that need to be addressed during your pregnancy.
During this period, you will undergo a nuchal translucency scan at the hospital.
This ultrasound examination, combined with blood test results measuring two pregnancy-related hormones, helps estimate the risk of Down syndrome in the fetus.
Important:
• This test is not a precise chromosomal analysis of the fetus but rather a risk assessment.
• If the calculated risk is greater than 1 in 300, you will be offered an additional chromosomal analysis via a chorionic villus sampling (placental tissue biopsy) if you choose to proceed.
This check-up includes the same examinations as in Week 25, including:
• Urine test
• Blood pressure measurement
• External examination of the uterus
• Listening to the baby’s heartbeat
Additionally, at this appointment, we will focus on discussing the birth and any questions or concerns you may have regarding labor and delivery.
First Midwife Visit
• Your first appointment with the midwife will take place during this period.
• The midwife offers consultations throughout pregnancy, depending on whether it is your first pregnancy and how your pregnancy is progressing.
Ultrasound Examination at the Hospital
• A detailed ultrasound scan is performed to examine the baby’s organs.
• In many cases, but not always, the baby’s gender can be determined during this scan.
During this appointment, you will have:
• A pelvic examination
• A discussion about sexual health and contraception options after childbirth
How Does It Work?
Child health check-ups take place with the doctor. Both parents are always welcome. To ensure the best experience for the child, examinations should take place during daytime hours. For 4-year and 5-year check-ups, it is a good idea to prepare your child a few days in advance for the examination and vaccination. Make the doctor’s visit a positive experience for your child.
5 Weeks – Health Check-up with the Doctor
Discussion about the birth experience and child’s well-being, including breastfeeding. Information on upcoming child check-ups and vaccinations. Physical examination of the undressed baby, checking for congenital conditions, motor skills, and reflexes. Measurement of weight, length, and head circumference.
3 Months – Vaccination with the Nurse
Your child will receive a vaccination in the thigh muscles.
5 Months – Health Check-up and Vaccination with the Doctor
Discussion about child’s well-being, development, and nutrition. Examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor and psychological development. Measurement of weight, length, and head circumference. Vaccination in the thigh muscles.
12 Months – Health Check-up and Vaccination with the Doctor
Discussion about child’s well-being, development, and nutrition. Questions about childcare arrangements. Discussion on illness, disease prevention, and accident prevention. Physical examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor skills, psychological development, speech, and perception. Measurement of weight, height, and head circumference. Vaccination in the thigh muscles.
15 Months – Vaccination with the Nurse
Vaccination in the thigh or shoulder.
2 Years – Health Check-up with the Doctor
Focus on the child’s well-being and development. Topics include diet, illness, hygiene, speech development, accident prevention, and the child’s independence. Physical examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor skills, psychological development, speech, and perception. Measurement of weight, height, and head circumference.
3 Years – Health Check-up with the Doctor
Discussion about child’s well-being and development. Topics include diet, illness, hygiene, motor skills, speech development, accident prevention, and independence. Examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor skills, psychological development, speech, and perception. Vision test and examination for strabismus (eye misalignment). Measurement of weight, height, and head circumference.
4 Years – Health Check-up and Vaccination with the Doctor
Discussion about child’s well-being and development. Topics include diet, illness, hygiene, speech development, accident prevention, and independence. Examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor skills, psychological development, speech, and perception. Vision test and examination for strabismus. Measurement of weight, height, and head circumference. Vaccination in the shoulder.
5 Years – Health Check-up and Vaccination with the Doctor
Discussion about general well-being, development, and school readiness. Review of any existing illnesses or allergies. Examination of the undressed child, focusing on motor skills, psychological development, and speech. Vision test and examination for strabismus. Measurement of weight, height, and head circumference. Vaccination in the shoulder.
12 Years – Vaccination with the Nurse
Vaccination in the shoulder.
What is a Vaccine?
A vaccination protects children against serious diseases caused by specific viruses or bacteria. When a child is vaccinated, their body produces antibodies, which provide immunity in the same way as if they had contracted the disease naturally.
If the child later comes into contact with the bacteria or virus they have been vaccinated against, the immune system “remembers” these microorganisms and can immediately fight them off using the pre-formed antibodies.
Types of Vaccines
• Killed (inactivated) vaccines – Contain parts of dead viruses or bacteria.
• Live vaccines – Contain weakened (attenuated) viruses or bacteria that stimulate an immune response without causing disease.
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Influenza & COVID-19 Vaccinations
Vaccinations for influenza and COVID-19 are NOT available at our clinic.
We refer you to the regional vaccination centers, where you can also receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
For more information, visit:
Travel Vaccination & Disease Prevention Advice
Travel vaccinations and preventive health advice for international travel are not covered by public health insurance. Therefore, you will need to pay a consultation fee in addition to the cost of the vaccine.
In some cases, we may refer you to specialized vaccination centers due to time constraints or complexity.
Travel Medical Consultation at Our Clinic
• All travel medical consultations are conducted by our nurses, who are specially trained in travel medicine.
What Does the Consultation Include?
Planning vaccinations and assessing the need for malaria medication
Advice on disease prevention while traveling
Travel health guide and additional information materials
Fees for Follow-up Vaccinations
• Consultation fees apply for subsequent vaccinations.
Malaria & Vaccination Guidance Without a Consultation
Advice and prescriptions for malaria prevention
Updating your vaccination records (for vaccines received elsewhere)
Updates
• Any new developments regarding travel vaccinations will be posted here.
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