Doctoralia Scraper

Doctoralia Scraper exports public doctor and clinic listings, consultation prices and patient reviews from Doctoralia, jameda, MioDottore, ZnanyLekarz, DoktorTakvimi and ZnamyLekar: eleven DocPlanner country sites in one actor. Use it to build healthcare lead lists and directories, compare specialties across cities, analyse public reputation or size a local healthcare market from information the source publishes.

The results include names, specialties, addresses, coordinates, ratings and review counts. You can also request profile details and patient reviews. Doctors and clinics are returned as place rows; each patient review is a separate review row connected to its doctor or clinic. This makes the dataset usable in spreadsheets and databases without unpacking a nested review collection.

Use cases for a Doctoralia scraper

• Healthcare lead generation. Build a list of dermatologists in Madrid, dentists in Munich or cardiologists in Rome with practice address, published phone number, consultation price and online booking status, ready for a CRM import.
• Healthcare marketing and agencies. Find practices with many reviews but no online booking, or with a low rating, and tailor an offer to them.
• Market analysis. Count doctors per specialty and city, compare consultation prices between cities and countries, and see how many professionals are verified or bookable.
• Reputation monitoring. Collect patient reviews and professional replies for a set of profiles and compare ratings over time using stable ids.
• Directories and data products. Feed a doctor directory or a medical-tourism comparison site with geocoded practices across several countries.

Doctoralia Scraper country coverage

Choose Spain, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, Poland, Germany, Türkiye, Chile, Colombia, Peru or Czechia. The supported brands are Doctoralia, MioDottore, ZnanyLekarz, jameda, DoktorTakvimi and ZnamyLekar. A country code selects the site for a specialty and city search. When you provide a search or profile URL, its country takes precedence for that URL. A single run can therefore contain URLs from several supported countries.

Enter the specialty and city in the local language. For example, use Dermatólogo and Madrid for Spain, Zahnarzt and München for Germany, or Kardiyoloji and Ankara for Türkiye. The search box accepts specialties, conditions and services. Searching a person's name as a specialty may return no results, even if that doctor has a public profile. Use their profile URL when you already know it.

Input

Provide country, specialty and city, or supply search_urls, profile_urls, or both. The default search is Dermatólogo in Madrid. Search URLs can point to a specialty listing or the site's search page. Profile URLs must point to public doctor or clinic profiles on one of the supported sites.

{
  "country": "es",
  "specialty": "Dermatólogo",
  "city": "Madrid",
  "max_items": 100,
  "include_sponsored": true,
  "include_facilities": true,
  "include_details": false,
  "include_reviews": false
}

max_items limits the number of unique doctors and clinics across the whole run, from one to ten thousand. It does not count review rows. Promoted cards and clinics are included by default. Disable include_sponsored to remove promoted cards, or disable include_facilities to collect doctors only. Repeated cards are deduplicated using the country, entity type and original source id.

Set include_details to read the available profile information for each listing. Set include_reviews to collect patient reviews, then choose max_reviews_per_place, between one and one thousand. Profile URL input reads the profile directly and includes the details it publishes. Large runs continue automatically across pages; you do not need to handle continuation tokens in Apify.

Output

Each dataset row carries row_type and _type, both either place or review. Every row also includes a collection timestamp and the source country and entity id. The stable place_id joins a place to its reviews, including when multiple countries are collected in the same run.

Place rows include the published professional or clinic name, profile URL, the main specialty in category, all listed specialties in categories, rating, total review count, booking availability and consultation price. The addresses collection preserves multiple locations, their coordinates and their published service prices. The first physical address also populates the main address and location fields. Online-only doctors may have no physical address.

Prices are numeric amounts with an ISO currency code. The original wording remains in price_text; price_is_from distinguishes a starting price from a fixed price. A service explicitly described as free has a price of zero. An unavailable price stays empty. German and Turkish listing cards commonly omit consultation prices, so the actor does not infer an amount for those cards.

Available profile details include a public phone number, postal code, registration number, services, payment methods, languages and biography. Fields depend on what the professional has published. details_fetched indicates that the profile was successfully read, even if a particular optional field was absent. The actor does not search external sources for personal email addresses or missing contact data.

Review rows include the source review id, place name and URL, rating, review text, public author name, date wording, verification badge and a professional reply when present. Anonymous author names remain empty. Dates are returned as calendar dates with day precision. If a local date cannot be interpreted, the original wording is preserved and the run reports a warning. Review text retains published line breaks.

Example output

A place row from a real profile_urls request for a Madrid doctor with reviews enabled, shortened to the most used fields:

{
  "row_type": "place",
  "name": "Dr. Ricardo Moreno Alonso De Celada",
  "place_id": "es:doctor:88918",
  "url": "https://www.doctoralia.es/ricardo-moreno-alonso-de-celada/dermatologo-dermatologo-infantil/madrid",
  "country": "es",
  "brand": "Doctoralia",
  "categories": ["Dermatólogo", "Dermatólogo infantil"],
  "address": "Calle de Fray Bernardino Sahagún 9, Madrid, 28036",
  "city": "Madrid",
  "lat": 40.4607315,
  "lng": -3.6810911,
  "rating": 5,
  "reviews_count": 436,
  "price": 140,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "price_text": "140 €",
  "has_online_booking": true,
  "details_fetched": true,
  "postal_code": "28036"
}

A review row from the same run, linked to the place by place_id:

{
  "row_type": "review",
  "review_id": "2127635",
  "place_id": "es:doctor:88918",
  "place_name": "Dr. Ricardo Moreno Alonso De Celada",
  "rating": 5,
  "text": "Buena atención, el tratamiento y las recomendaciones le han ido excelentes a mi bebe.",
  "author_name": "E.C",
  "published_at": "2026-10-01",
  "date_text": "1 de octubre de 2026",
  "is_verified": true,
  "verification_text": "Cita verificada",
  "reply_text": null
}

A clinic row from a real profile_urls request for a Madrid clinic. Clinic profiles return every specialty the clinic lists; category holds the main specialty:

{
  "row_type": "place",
  "name": "Clínica Thuban",
  "place_id": "es:facility:45500",
  "url": "https://www.doctoralia.es/clinicas/clinica-thuban",
  "entity_type": "facility",
  "country": "es",
  "brand": "Doctoralia",
  "category": "Medicina familiar y comunitaria",
  "categories": [
    "Medicina familiar y comunitaria",
    "Medicina general",
    "Dermatología",
    "Medicina del deporte",
    "Medicina estética",
    "Medicinas y terapias complementarias",
    "Fisioterapia",
    "Osteopatía",
    "Acupuntura",
    "Homeopatía",
    "Nutrición y dietética"
  ],
  "address": "Avenida de Brasilia 3-5, Madrid 28028",
  "rating": 5,
  "reviews_count": 850,
  "has_online_booking": true,
  "details_fetched": true
}

Pricing

The current Apify pricing panel is the authoritative source for event prices. The actor distinguishes a run start, a delivered place, a delivered review and a place whose profile details were successfully fetched. Profile details and reviews are optional for search results, so you can control the work requested before starting a run. Direct profile input includes a successfully read profile.

Empty search results produce no place, review or profile-detail charges. An explicit run-start fee may still apply according to the pricing panel. A free user receives at most ten dataset rows in total; reviews count toward that row cap. Detail counts are based on places actually delivered, including after the free delivery cap. Repeated cards across pages do not create duplicate result charges.

How this Doctoralia scraper compares

Most doctor scrapers in the Store cover one site or one country: Doctoralia Brazil, Doctoralia Spain or jameda alone. This actor covers all eleven DocPlanner country sites with one input format and one output format, so a German jameda export and a Mexican Doctoralia export can be merged without remapping columns.

	This actor	Typical single-site scraper
Sites	Doctoralia (6 countries), jameda, MioDottore, ZnanyLekarz, DoktorTakvimi, ZnamyLekar	One site
Input	Specialty + city, search URL or profile URL, mixed countries per run	Usually URLs only
Prices	Numeric amount, ISO currency and original text, per address	Often text only
Reviews	Separate rows with stable ids and professional replies	Nested or not available
Empty searches	No result charges	Varies

Reliability and result limits

Doctor and clinic counts depend on the selected specialty, city and source site. Some cities have few matches. Listing order, sponsored placements and public ratings can change between collections. Consultation prices describe the service shown by the site and should be treated as published information rather than a guaranteed quote for every appointment.

The run summary reports delivered rows, partial status and warnings. An unavailable profile or review page does not silently turn into complete data: the warning explains the missing phase. Existing place results can still be delivered. A search with no matching doctors returns an empty dataset. Use smaller review limits for quick directory exports and larger limits when reputation analysis is the goal.

FAQ

Can I collect doctors from several countries in one run?

Yes. Supply search or profile URLs from the supported country sites. Each row keeps its own country and source site, and the country-qualified place id prevents different countries' source ids from colliding.

Does max_items include patient reviews?

No. It limits unique places. Reviews are additional rows controlled by include_reviews and max_reviews_per_place. The free delivery allowance counts all dataset rows, including reviews.

Why are a phone number, price or address sometimes empty?

The professional may not publish that information. Search cards do not contain every profile field, so enable details when you need the additional published information. An online-only doctor may have no physical address. A missing price is never replaced with an estimated amount.

Does it work for jameda, MioDottore and ZnanyLekarz?

Yes. Choose the country (de, it, pl, tr, cz and others) or paste a search or profile URL from that site. All brands return the same row format.

Does the actor return email addresses?

No. It returns what the doctor or clinic publishes on their profile, such as a phone number, address and services. It does not guess or look up personal email addresses.

Can I use the same ids for repeated exports?

Yes. Place ids combine country, entity type and source id. Review ids are the source's review identifiers. Together with collection timestamps, these fields support joins and comparisons between exports; the actor does not claim to track every historical edit or removed review automatically.