Health - Well-being

Cross-border workers work in Luxembourg but live in another country, such as France, Belgium, or Germany. Given their status, they have a special situation when it comes to health coverage.

Are you facing a medical emergency? Who should you contact? How? Here you will find all the advice and emergency services you need to help you in this difficult situation where someone's life may be in danger.

The medical sector is highly developed in Luxembourg. In addition to general practitioners, there are many medical specialists and other health professionals in the country who provide high-quality care to patients.

Luxembourg is a country renowned for its high quality of life. Its inhabitants are generally happier than those in the rest of the European Union. According to the latest Eurostat study, Luxembourg has an overall satisfaction rating of 7.5 out of 10, compared with 7.0 out of 10 for the 28 countries of the European Union as a whole.

Luxembourg has a robust healthcare system. Thanks to high-quality preventive care and good coverage of healthcare costs, Luxembourg ensures the well-being of its citizens. Here you will find the main features of the Luxembourg healthcare system and how it contributes to the overall health of the country's residents.

Are you in Luxembourg and need assistance? Here are some useful addresses and phone numbers for individual and/or family well-being.

Are you an expatriate in Luxembourg and want to get involved as a volunteer? Below are some associations recognized as being of public utility in Luxembourg that will allow you to participate in solidarity projects.

All Luxembourg residents must have health insurance. To do so, they must register with the Joint Social Security Center. They will then be eligible for services provided by the Luxembourg National Social Security Fund or the Public Health Fund.

In Luxembourg, hospital services are of high quality. The nursing staff are competent and speak several languages. The facilities are modern and well equipped. The safety of patients receiving care is one of the key priorities of Luxembourg's hospital system.

Do you need to have a blood test or medical analysis done? Are you returning home from the hospital or clinic and need medical care at home? Here is some useful information about receiving home care and having medical analyses or blood tests done.

Are you arriving in Luxembourg and wondering how your healthcare costs will be covered? Find useful information here.

Do you need to buy medication in Luxembourg? Whether it's for minor ailments or to treat a more serious illness or condition, we tell you everything you need to know about pharmacies in Luxembourg and pharmacies on duty outside normal opening hours.

Find out about vaccination in Luxembourg: benefits, precautions, and reliable advice for you and your family. Information to protect your health and that of your loved ones.