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Weekend on-call service on November 14 and 15

We are on call. Below is a calendar for November 2026, with Saturday, the 14th, and Sunday, the 15th of November, circled in red. A clock icon with the time “8:00–10:00 a.m.” Next to it are two portrait photos: a smiling male doctor with short dark hair and a smiling female doctor wearing glasses and with her hair tied back, both in white polo shirts featuring the practice’s logo. In the lower right corner is the logo of Familienpraxis Tirol. Dots along the bottom edge indicate that this is the first of five images.Emergency? Get an emergency ticket starting at 6:30 a.m.! Below that: “Online: www.familienpraxis.tirol” and “Phone: 05332 25900.” On the right, a smartphone displaying the practice’s website: at the top, a team photo with a teddy bear; below it, the note “Currently closed. Next on-call service on Saturday, November 14, 8:00–10:00 a.m. For urgent matters only.” A timeline for “Today, Saturday” marks 8:00–10:00 as weekend hours. Two buttons: “Get an urgent care ticket—No appointment needed, same day” and “Book an appointment—Scheduled, with more time,” along with the link “All office hours” and the sentence “You can already get an urgent care ticket for 8:00 a.m.” At the bottom of the screen: “Get there fast—What would you like to do?” In the lower right corner is the logo of Familienpraxis Tirol. Dots indicate that this is the second of five images.Issues for the on-call service. Below is a list with green bullet points: Illness; Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea; Sudden pain; Fever; Acute breathing difficulties; Urinary tract infections; Newly developed skin rashes; Allergic reactions; Eye infections; Fresh injuries; Suspected thrombosis. In the upper right corner, an icon: a heart with a medical cross. In the lower right corner, the logo of Familienpraxis Tirol. Dots indicate that this is the third of five images.No issues for the on-call service. Below is a list with red bullet points: Scheduled examinations; Chronic conditions; Prescription requests without urgent need; Referrals; Prescriptions; Medical certificates; Health checkups; Medication consultations; Test result discussions. In the upper right corner, an icon: a red cross meaning “no.” In the lower right corner, the logo of Familienpraxis Tirol. Dots indicate that this is the fourth of five images.Emergency pharmacy service. Below that, two entries: “Saturday, November 14, 2026 – Zentralapotheke Wörgl” and “Sunday, November 15, 2026 – Michaelis Pharmacy in Kundl or Wildschönau Pharmacy.” In the upper right corner, an icon featuring a green medical cross. On the right, a drawn pill bottle with a green label and a white cross, with a green-and-white capsule and two white tablets in front of it. In the lower right corner, the logo of Familienpraxis Tirol. Dots indicate that this is the fifth of five images.

We’re here for you!

We will be on call on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15.

🚨 For urgent matters:

  • Please obtain an urgent care ticket starting at 6:30 a.m.—online via our website (https://www.familienpraxis.tirol) or by phone at 05332 25900.
  • Please come to our practice at the specified time.

✅ Issues for the on-call service: • Illness • Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea • Sudden pain • Fever • Acute breathing difficulties • Urinary tract infections • Newly developed skin rashes • Allergic reactions • Eye infections • Recent injuries • Suspected thrombosis

❌ The on-call service does not handle the following: • Scheduled examinations • Chronic conditions • Prescription requests without urgent need • Referrals • Prescriptions • Medical certificates • Health checkups • Medication consultations • Test result consultations

💊 Emergency pharmacy service: • Saturday, Nov. 14 → Zentralapotheke Wörgl • Sunday, Nov. 15 → Michaelis Pharmacy in Kundl or Wildschönau Pharmacy

📞 Reach us by phone at: 05332 25900

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