Find a practice with room
Looking for adoctor?
Practices that aren't taking new patients, specialists booked out for months — finding one with room usually means calling around for days. ContactStar finds doctors who match what you need and writes a personal message to each, so you can ask several at once and let the answers come to you.
Finding a doctor who's taking new patients
Whether it's a GP for your family or a specialist for a referral, the same wall comes up again and again: “we're not accepting new patients right now.” You only find that out after looking up the practice, calling, and waiting on hold — then you do it all over for the next one.
ContactStar collapses that into a single step. Describe who you need — the speciality, the language, roughly where — and it builds a shortlist of practices that match, with the contact details each one lists for new-patient enquiries.
It then writes a short, personal message to each practice, which you read and approve before it's sent. Replies come back to your own inbox, and you keep an exact record of who you've asked — so you never call the same practice twice or lose track of who still owes you an answer.
Simple by design
How ContactStar works
Describe what you need
Tell ContactStar who you're looking for — a physiotherapist, a GP, a music teacher. Be as specific or broad as you like.
Check the shortlist
ContactStar suggests professionals who match. You decide who to ask and who to drop, and you can add practices you already know of yourself.
Read it, then send it
ContactStar writes a personal inquiry for each one — your question, their name, your reply address. You read every message and approve it before anything is sent.
Simple pricing
Pay only when you send
No subscriptions, no monthly fees. Put an inquiry together for free, then pay once — at the moment you decide to send it.
€9 / inquiry
Questions & Answers
Finding a doctor — common questions
It finds practices that match what you describe and lists the details they publish for new-patient enquiries. Only the practice can confirm a current opening, so asking several at once is the quickest way to find one that has room.
Yes. Describe the speciality you need — the same way you would a GP — and ContactStar looks for practices that offer it and drafts a personal enquiry to each.
Every inquiry keeps an exact record of what you sent and to whom. That's useful in its own right — and in some countries a documented list of practices you approached, with their replies, is exactly what a reimbursement claim asks for.
To your own inbox. Messages show your name with your email as the Reply-To, so a practice replies directly to you.
No. It's for a prospective patient to ask practices about availability, one careful round at a time — not for advertising or lead generation, which are off-limits and enforced with hard caps.
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