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Clinics
733 737 337; www.americandental.cz ; Hvěz-
American Dental Associates (
Pankrác) Standard, English-speaking dental
dova 33, Pankrác;
9am-7pm Mon-Fri;
practice.
Canadian Medical Care ( 724 300 301, 235 360 133; www.cmcpraha.cz ; Ve-
leslavínská 1, Veleslavín; 8am-6pm Mon-Fri, to 8pm Tue & Thu; 20, 26) A pricey but
professional private clinic with English-speaking doctors; an initial consultation
will cost from 1500Kč to 2500Kč.
Polyclinic at Národní (Poliklinika na Národní; 222 075 120, 24hr emergencies 777 942
270; www.poliklinika.narodni.cz ; Národní třída 9, Nové Město; 8.30am-5pm Mon-Fri;
Národní Třída) A central clinic with staff who speak English, German, French
and Russian. Expect to pay around 800Kč to 1500Kč for an initial consulta-
tion.
Emergency Rooms
Na Homolce Hospital ( 257 271 111; www.homolka.cz ; 5th fl, Foreign Pavilion,
Roentgenova 2, Motol; 167, Anděl) The best hospital in Prague, equipped and
staffed to Western standards, with staff who speak English, French, German
and Spanish.
Pharmacies
You'll see plenty of pharmacies ( lékárna or apteka ) throughout Prague and
the Czech Republic. These are identified by a big green cross on the outside.
In addition to dispensing prescription medications, pharmacies are the only
places that can sell common over-the-counter drugs like aspirin, cough syrup,
cold medications, and the like.
Most pharmacies keep normal business hours, but each district has at least
one late-hour dispensary for emergencies. To find the pharmacy in your dis-
trict, go to any pharmacy. Information is usually posted on the door.
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