
Gine4you
A Madrid gynecology clinic led by Dr. Mercedes Herrero and Dr. Enrique Moratalla, serving private-pay patients and patients with reimbursement-based insurance.
About Gine4you
What Gine4you is
Gine4you is a Madrid gynecology clinic focused on women's health through different stages of life. The team is led by Dr. Mercedes Herrero Conde and Dr. Enrique Moratalla Bartolomé, both of whom completed Spain's MIR medical residency in gynecology at Hospital La Paz. Their profiles list professional practice beginning in 1994 and 1999, respectively.
Services
- Contraception counseling
- Prevention of diseases affecting the reproductive system and breasts
- Medical and surgical gynecologic diagnosis
- Precision surgical treatment
- Guidance on women's health at different life stages
Medical team
Dr. Mercedes Herrero Conde directs the Gine 4 Breast Unit. Her profile lists an MD, PhD, gynecology residency at Hospital La Paz and clinical sexology training. It also describes outreach through “Sexual Health for Everyone” and experience in breast conditions, contraception counseling, adolescence, menopause and gynecologic cancer prevention.
Dr. Enrique Moratalla Bartolomé is listed as the team's medical director, with an MD and gynecology residency at Hospital La Paz. His profile identifies him as a section chief in gynecology at Hospital Universitario Ramón y Cajal and cites experience in minimally invasive surgery for oncology, endometriosis, fibroids and pelvic-floor conditions, as well as hysteroscopic surgery.
Patients and coverage
The clinic sees private-pay patients and patients with reimbursement-based insurance. Patients should confirm coverage and payment arrangements with their insurer and the clinic before treatment.
Contact and location
Address: Calle de José Abascal 36, ground-floor left, 28003 Madrid. Phone: +34 674 796 033.
Patients can ask which clinician will provide care, what examination or imaging is appropriate, the alternatives and risks, follow-up plan, itemized costs and which services may be billed separately.
Gynecology and women's health