Online prescription — e-prescription after a medical consultation
Need a prescription for ongoing medication, therapy continuation or a child? Book a short online consultation for 99 PLN — the doctor will assess your situation and, if appropriate, issue an e-prescription for pharmacy pickup. No queue, no travel.
Book e-prescription onlineHow online prescription works
- Choose a slot and pay
Complete a short contact form and a questionnaire about medicines and symptoms. Online payment secures your slot.
- Doctor consultation
The doctor reviews your information and may contact you by phone or chat within the booked window.
- Medical decision
Based on the interview the doctor decides whether to issue, modify or decline a prescription, or recommend further assessment. We do not guarantee a prescription.
- E-prescription at the pharmacy
If issued, you receive an e-prescription code (SMS or patient panel) and can collect medication at any pharmacy in Poland.
Pricing
The e-prescription pathway currently costs 99 PLN for an online consultation including assessment of indications for drug therapy. Medicine cost at the pharmacy is separate. The current fee is always shown before payment.
When a doctor may not issue a prescription online
First-time treatment requiring physical examination, measurements or imaging — the doctor may recommend an in-person visit or broader consultation.
Medicines requiring special caution (including some psychotropic or opioid products or P1 verification) may need additional assessment or an in-person visit.
Prescriptions for a third party (e.g. a child) are possible when the doctor obtains sufficient history and identification — without guarantee of issuance.
In life-threatening emergencies do not use telemedicine — call 112 or go to the emergency department.
Frequently asked questions
- Is an online prescription the same as after a clinic visit?
- Yes — an e-prescription is an electronic document in the P1 system, redeemed at the pharmacy by code or PESEL. The consultation format does not change its legal status.
- Can I renew a long-term medication?
- Often yes, if the drug is used continuously and the doctor considers continuation safe based on the interview. Changed symptoms or dosing may require further assessment.
- Can I order a prescription for my child online?
- Yes — you provide the child's and guardian's details. The doctor assesses whether teleconsultation is sufficient or an in-person visit is needed.
- How quickly will I receive the e-prescription code?
- After a positive decision the document is usually submitted within the booked consultation window. You receive the code by SMS or in the patient panel.
- Do you guarantee a prescription?
- No. Each decision belongs solely to the consulting doctor. The fee covers the medical service (assessment and advice), not the document itself.
- Do I need a patient account?
- You can book without an account — email and identification details are enough. An account helps with visit history and document access.
- Which identity documents are accepted?
- For the e-prescription pathway PESEL or passport is required. A driving licence is not accepted in this pathway.
- Can I choose a specific doctor?
- The quick e-prescription pathway assigns an available doctor in the chosen slot. Broader doctor choice is available in standard teleconsultation booking.
Why you can trust us
- Services are provided by a healthcare entity registered in RPWDL — Fundacja Pod Skrzydłami (Kraków).
- Consultations are conducted by physicians with a valid medical licence (PWZ) and telemedicine experience.
- Patient data is processed in line with GDPR; connections and medical records are protected by encryption and access control.
- E-prescriptions, e-sick notes and e-referrals are submitted to public systems (P1, ZUS) — as after an in-person visit.
Medical content review
Medical content review: [name, title, PWZ number — to be completed]. Last content verification date: [to be completed].
Related services
- Sick leave / e-ZLA online
- E-referral online
- Online medical consultation
- Health guide — expert articles (coming soon).
