- I am only in Ibiza for a few days — can I still book?
- Yes. Tourists, digital nomads and short stays in Ibiza are all welcome. A video call is usually faster than finding an English-speaking clinic near your hotel or the Dalt Vila old town.
- Is the doctor actually licensed to practise in Spain?
- Yes. Dr. Pedro Yelamo Vera is a physician licensed in Spain (Nº Colegiado 484814280). He is a member of the Ilustre Colegio Oficial de Médicos de Bizkaia. He sees patients across Spain by secure video, including in Ibiza.
- What can an online consultation cover?
- Common illnesses, new symptoms, short-term follow-ups, medical advice, a second opinion on test results from an Ibiza clinic, and many certificates or reports. Each one depends on an individual medical assessment and is only given if clinically indicated.
- What if I need an in-person examination in Ibiza?
- Some problems need a physical exam, a scan or emergency care. If yours does, you will be told clearly and pointed to the right in-person service in Ibiza. In an emergency, call 112.
- I'm staying in Sant Antoni, Santa Eulària or Playa d'en Bossa. Is it the same service?
- Yes. The video visit is the same anywhere on the island: Eivissa town and Dalt Vila, Playa d'en Bossa, Sant Antoni de Portmany, Santa Eulària des Riu, Sant Josep, Es Canar or a villa in the countryside. You need a phone or laptop and a good connection.
- Where is the public hospital in Ibiza, and do you cover Formentera?
- Ibiza's public hospital with a 24-hour emergency department is Hospital Can Misses in Eivissa; Formentera has its own small public hospital. In an emergency, call 112. The same video service covers Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca too.
- I work the season in Ibiza. Can I fit a visit around my shifts?
- Yes. Video visits run every day from 07:30 to 20:30, Spain time, including weekends. A visit is €50 for 15 minutes, with an itemised invoice. Some certificates can be assessed within the visit; they are issued only if clinically appropriate after a genuine evaluation.