Show the exact treatment
Upload a recent prescription, labelled box, pharmacy record or medical report showing your name, medicine, strength and directions.
A doctor reviews evidence of established treatment and decides whether a Spanish prescription, alternative route or local assessment is appropriate.

Visitors and residents can use this pathway when luggage is lost, a trip is extended or a regular medicine was left at home. The aim is safe continuity—not an automatic replacement.
Upload a recent prescription, labelled box, pharmacy record or medical report showing your name, medicine, strength and directions.
The doctor checks the indication, last dose, allergies, interactions and whether monitoring or an examination is required.
When suitable, a REMPe QR prescription is sent by email for use at a participating Spanish pharmacy.
Controlled, specialist, refrigerated or high-risk treatment may require an in-person clinic, hospital or the original prescriber.
Use a doctor consultation when the medicine is new, the dose has changed, symptoms have changed, treatment is not working or you have side effects.
Use the repeat-prescription route when the treatment and dose are already established, unchanged and supported by current evidence.
Choose an available telephone or secure video consultation.
Have symptoms, medicines and relevant evidence ready.
The doctor checks suitability, safety and examination needs.
Receive a plan, prescription when appropriate or local referral.
Controlled medicines, specialist treatment, injectable medicines and prescriptions requiring monitoring may need a different route. Evidence does not guarantee prescribing.
Call 112 immediately for a life-threatening emergency, unconsciousness, a seizure, severe breathing difficulty, collapse or stroke symptoms.
No. The doctor decides whether a prescription is clinically appropriate after reviewing the indication, history, evidence, risks and alternatives.
Many non-emergency assessments can be completed by telephone or secure video. The doctor will explain when examination, testing or local urgent care is safer.
When prescribing is appropriate, a REMPe prescription with a QR code is sent by email. Present it at a participating Spanish pharmacy with identification if requested.
No. Pharmacies control participation, stock and dispensing independently. Confirm the exact medicine and strength directly before making a special journey.
The doctor can direct you to a suitable local service. Nerja Medical Center also provides physical examination and works with Eurofins for laboratory sampling when clinically indicated.
Yes, residents and visitors can request assessment. Bring clear evidence of established treatment and relevant medical history; the same clinical and legal prescribing standards apply.
No. Call 112 for a life-threatening emergency, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, stroke symptoms, a seizure or unconsciousness.
The pathway is medically reviewed by Dr Ben Harry Clegg, general practitioner, Málaga registration 292911940. Nerja Medical Center is registered under NICA 55712.