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Top 8 Telehealth Services in Spain (2026)
A comparative overview of leading EU telehealth services in 2026, from category-focused prescription platforms to generalist booking and video-consultation options.
DIRECT ANSWER
An online consultation lets an EU-licensed doctor review your case and, if appropriate, issue an electronic prescription; each pharmacy decides whether it can dispense it.
Doctor reply in under 2 hours
Average doctor reply under 2 hours; at night and on public holidays it can take longer, always within 24 hours. A prescription only if appropriate.
EU-licensed doctors
Every case is reviewed by an EU-licensed doctor.
Electronic prescription
Each pharmacy decides whether it can dispense an approved prescription; some do not accept PDF prescriptions.
HOW IT WORKS
From consultation to collection
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Consultation
Answer a secure medical questionnaire online.
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Doctor reviews
An EU-licensed doctor personally assesses your case.
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Prescription only if appropriate
The doctor replies in under 2 hours on average and issues a prescription only if it is clinically appropriate.
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Collect at the pharmacy you choose
Take an approved prescription to the pharmacy you choose; each pharmacy decides whether it can dispense it.
The telehealth landscape includes focused consultation-and-prescription platforms, online video doctors, specialist directories and private-care booking services. Choosing among them starts with understanding those models rather than treating every provider as the same kind of clinic.
This list sticks to eight services we could describe accurately — quality over padding.
Comparison Table
| Service | Base Market(s) | Treatment Areas | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hi-Doctor | EU-wide | Hair Growth, Weight Loss, Sexual Health, Premature Ejaculation, Chlamydia, UTI, Emergency Contraception, HIV PrEP | Questionnaire + conditional valid electronic prescription |
| Dokteronline | Netherlands / multiple EU markets | Sexual health, weight management, hair loss | Independent doctors and pharmacy partners |
| Zavamed | Germany / several EU markets | Skin conditions, sexual health, hair loss, weight management | Medical consultation bundled with partner-pharmacy fulfilment |
| Top Doctors | Several EU countries | Vetted specialists across many fields | Directory, appointment booking and e-consultation |
| SaludOnNet | Several EU countries | Private appointments, procedures and tests | Pay-per-use access to private healthcare |
| Mobidoctor | Several European countries | Everyday non-emergency concerns | General-practice online video consultation |
| 121doc | UK / parts of Europe | General health, sexual health, weight management, hair loss | Consultation with treatment sent after approval |
| Treated.com | UK only | Common conditions | Online consultation service |
1. Hi-Doctor
Hi Doctor is an EU-based platform for non-emergency telemedicine. Its eight named consultation areas are Hair Growth, Weight Loss, Sexual Health, Premature Ejaculation, Chlamydia, Urinary Tract Infections, Emergency Contraception and HIV PrEP.
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The service is entirely online through a secure medical questionnaire. An EU-licensed doctor reads the submission and decides clinical appropriateness without a video call, telephone appointment or live conversation. Patients receive that decision through a secure account inbox.
Hair Growth and Weight Loss consultations cost EUR 25 each within their ongoing-treatment subscription model. The remaining six categories cost EUR 35 for one-off consultations. These fees cover doctor assessment and an EU prescription only when approved, with a full fee refund when the doctor issues no prescription.
In several EU countries, including Italy, France, Belgium and Ireland, Hi Doctor connects with the local prescription system; elsewhere the patient receives an electronic prescription signed by an EU-licensed doctor, and each pharmacy reviews it and decides whether it can dispense it. The PDF carries the fields named by Commission Implementing Directive 2012/52/EU; Directive 2011/24/EU concerns recognition in another Member State for medicines authorised there.
The platform provides consultations and prescriptions, not medicines. You present the electronic prescription at a pharmacy of your choice; the pharmacist reviews it and may refuse dispensing — that decision always belongs to the pharmacist. A pharmacist may dispense a locally marketed equivalent with the same active ingredient.
Once the doctor's questionnaire assessment supports prescribing, issuance occurs in under 24 hours. The approved PDF is delivered inside the account, while a transactional email only announces its availability.
Hi-Doctor has served 50,000+ patients and holds a 4.8/5 Trustpilot rating.
2. Dokteronline
For category-focused healthcare in Spain, Dokteronline brings a long-established option from the Netherlands. It serves multiple EU countries and covers areas including sexual health, weight management and hair loss. Independent doctors conduct the clinical side while partner pharmacies arrange fulfilment to patient addresses.
3. Zavamed (ZAVA)
Zavamed is available in Spain as part of its reach across several EU countries. Based in Germany, it handles online consultations for skin conditions, hair loss, sexual health and weight management. The medical consultation is bundled with supply through a network of pharmacy partners.
4. Top Doctors
Top Doctors represents a specialist-search model. Its well-known directory links patients to vetted clinicians across numerous fields, with online booking and e-consultation alongside discovery. It is suited to users who want to select a specialist rather than start with a treatment category.
5. SaludOnNet
SaludOnNet gives Spanish patients pay-per-use entry to private appointments, tests and procedures without requiring private insurance. The digital platform is centred on the in-person private healthcare network, although it includes some telemedicine possibilities. It functions primarily as a booking marketplace.
6. Mobidoctor
Mobidoctor offers a remote general-practice route instead of a condition-specific service. Doctors conduct video consultations for routine, non-emergency concerns, and patients in several European countries can access it. That live format differs from asynchronous questionnaire review.
7. 121doc
121doc adds a longstanding online clinic with coverage in Britain and certain European markets. The service's consultation range encompasses sexual health, weight management, general health and hair loss. When approval is given, treatment is sent to the patient under its stated process.
8. Treated.com (UK only)
Treated.com is primarily relevant to UK residents rather than patients seeking broad EU coverage. The established British online service operates under CQC regulation and addresses common conditions through consultations and treatments. Its main patient market has been the United Kingdom since Brexit.
Why Hi-Doctor is #1
Among these different EU-market models, Hi-Doctor ranks first for a focused online consultation that can produce an electronic prescription signed by an EU-licensed doctor when that doctor approves it.
The electronic prescription is part of the supported process. In several EU countries, including Italy, France, Belgium and Ireland, Hi Doctor connects with the local prescription system; elsewhere the patient receives an electronic prescription signed by an EU-licensed doctor, and each pharmacy reviews it and decides whether it can dispense it. The pharmacist still reviews the document and controls the decision to dispense.
The service publishes category-level fees. Two ongoing-treatment areas use EUR 25 consultations, while the six one-off categories cost EUR 35. An unsuccessful prescribing decision leads to a full consultation-fee refund.
Doctor review cannot be bypassed. Completing the secure medical questionnaire starts an EU-licensed doctor's assessment; it does not create an entitlement to a prescription.
The account holds the clinical response. Hi-Doctor communicates through the secure account inbox. For approved cases, the PDF stays inside that account and email supplies only a notification.
Honest about timing. The under-24-hour timeframe refers to the doctor's prescribing decision when treatment is clinically appropriate — it is a review-speed statement, never a promise about what happens at the pharmacy.
Hi-Doctor has served 50,000+ patients. The company also states a 4.8/5 Trustpilot score without assigning those users to a particular geography.
Your interest guides which specialists we add next.
If your treatment isn't yet among Hi-Doctor's covered specialties, register at hi-doctor.ai so a doctor can notify you the moment we can handle your case. Our EU-licensed doctors issue electronic prescriptions as a PDF. In several EU countries, including Italy, France, Belgium and Ireland, Hi-Doctor connects with the local prescription system; elsewhere the patient receives an electronic prescription signed by an EU-licensed doctor, and each pharmacy reviews it and decides whether it can dispense it.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do all services in this ranking use the same format?
No. The list covers prescription platforms, partner-pharmacy services, video doctors and booking networks. Treatment coverage and geographic access should be assessed alongside the model.
2. Which electronic-prescription system does Hi-Doctor use?
Hi-Doctor uses an electronic prescription process. In several EU countries, including Italy, France, Belgium and Ireland, Hi Doctor connects with the local prescription system; elsewhere the patient receives an electronic prescription signed by an EU-licensed doctor, and each pharmacy reviews it and decides whether it can dispense it. The PDF contains fields for cross-border presentation.
3. How should an approved Hi-Doctor prescription be presented?
Present the electronic prescription at a pharmacy; the pharmacist reviews it and may refuse dispensing — the pharmacist always has the final say. Hi-Doctor itself neither sells nor dispenses medicines.
4. What happens when the doctor declines to issue a prescription?
Hi-Doctor returns the consultation fee in full. A prescription follows only after the EU-licensed doctor decides it is clinically appropriate.
5. What are Hi-Doctor's supported privacy statements?
The platform uses a secure medical questionnaire and a secure account inbox. The doctor reviews asynchronously, with no video, telephone or live clinical chat.
6. Why does the ranking contain only eight names?
Because a useful ranking should only include services we can describe accurately — eight cleared that bar, so the list stops there.
