GPs in Cape Town
General practitioners (GPs) are medical doctors who diagnose and treat a wide range of everyday illnesses and long term conditions, and refer you to specialists when needed.
GPs near you
Colinton Surgery
Newlands · 021 674 2136
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Dr H Omar
Dr Husamuddin Omar
Rondebosch
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The Family Doctor
Dr Marike Ransome
Rondebosch · 021 686 1640
Listing compiled from public practice website — not claimed
Brampton Family Practice
Dr Marion Anderson & Dr Andrea Watkins-Neethling
Claremont · 021 683 4300
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The Medical Suite
Dr Zaakir Nakhwa & Dr Salmah Hamdulay
Rondebosch · 021 002 8887
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Rondebosch Medical Centre
E. Pretorius
Rondebosch · 021 532 1436
Listing compiled from public practice website — not claimed
Claremont Medical Practice
Fatima Parker
Claremont · 021 683 1232
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Rondebosch Medical Centre
P. Whitfield
Rondebosch · 021 686 8740
Listing compiled from public practice website — not claimed
Pinelands Family Practice
Pinelands · 021 531 2717
Listing compiled from public practice website — not claimed
What does a GP treat?
- Colds, flu and infections
- Chronic conditions and repeat medication
- Check ups and screening
- Referrals to specialists
- New or unexplained symptoms
- Sick notes and medical forms
When should I see a GP?
See a GP when you are unwell, when symptoms are new or unexplained, when you need medication, or when you are not sure which specialist you need.
Frequently asked questions
When should I see a GP instead of a physio or chiro?
See a GP if you feel generally unwell, have a fever, unexplained weight loss, pain that is not linked to movement, or if you are unsure what is wrong.
Can a GP refer me to a physiotherapist?
Yes. A GP can refer you, although in South Africa you can also book a physiotherapist directly.
What if it is an emergency?
For chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke or a serious injury, call an ambulance or go to your nearest emergency unit immediately.
Predictiv gives directional guidance only, not medical advice. In an emergency call an ambulance.