Family medicine and general practitioners play an important role in supporting the health of the community. Our general practitioners provide first‑contact medical care, supporting prevention, early detection and ongoing health management.

We have over 70 general practitioners and more than 1,200 affiliated doctors, delivering outpatient care through a network of medical centres across Hong Kong. Patients can access convenient and timely services at our centres located in major districts throughout the city.

Integrated Centres
We operate integrated centres that bring together multiple outpatient services in a single setting to support coordinated and convenient care. Located in major commercial and residential districts, as well as shopping areas, our Integrated Centres provide access to: Primary care services - Specialist outpatient services - Health screening services - Traditional Chinese Medicine - Physiotherapy services By offering a range of services under one roof, our integrated centres support a more seamless patient experience across different healthcare needs.
Drs Anderson & Partners
Drs Anderson & Partners is part of the Quality HealthCare network and serves as a Surgery and Oncology Integrated Centre, bringing specialist care together in one outpatient setting. The centre offers clinical oncology, specialist surgical services, endoscopy and day procedures to support early detection, treatment and ongoing management of complex conditions. Backed by modern facilities and multidisciplinary teams, it provides coordinated, clinically governed care for patients with more specialised needs.
Drs Anderson & Partners reception
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

1. What services are provided under General Practice?

General Practice services at Quality HealthCare provide first-contact outpatient medical care for common health conditions. Our general practitioners support prevention, early detection, diagnosis and ongoing health management, and can refer patients to specialist services when clinically appropriate.

 

2. Do I need a referral to see a general practitioner?

No referral is required to consult a general practitioner at Quality HealthCare. Patients may make an appointment directly or attend participating clinics according to their needs and eligibility.

 

3. Can I obtain a sick leave certificate from a General Practice consultation?

Yes. Sick leave certificates may be issued by a general practitioner following a medical consultation, where clinically appropriate. The duration and details of any certificate are determined based on medical assessment.

 

4. Can general practitioners refer me to specialist services or arrange further tests?

Yes. When further investigations or specialist care are required, general practitioners can arrange referrals to appropriate specialist outpatient services, diagnostic tests or allied health services within the Quality HealthCare network.

 

5. Where are Quality HealthCare General Practice clinics located?

Quality HealthCare operates medical centres across major districts in Hong Kong, including commercial and residential areas, providing convenient access to General Practice services close to home or work. View clinic locations and details on our Find Us | Quality HealthCare page.

 

6. Are General Practice services available to both individual and corporate patients?

Yes. General Practice services are available to individual patients, corporate clients and participants of eligible healthcare programmes, subject to applicable arrangements and service eligibility.

 

7. What languages are supported during consultations?

Consultations are primarily conducted in Cantonese and English. Other language support may be available depending on clinic location and practitioner availability.

 

8. What should I bring to my appointment?

Patients are advised to bring relevant medical records, a list of current medications, and a valid identity document (such as a Hong Kong Identity Card). If applicable, patients should also bring their corporate medical card or insurance medical card, as well as any documentation related to programme-based care.