A debate has emerged regarding the role of digital doctor services, such as Hjemmelegene, in Norway’s healthcare system. The central argument, put forth by Hjemmelegene themselves in a debate article, is that these services should supplement, not supplant, traditional general practitioner (GP) care. Concerns center on the potential for fragmented care and the loss of the crucial, long-term patient-physician relationship fostered by a dedicated family doctor. Proponents of digital services highlight their ability to increase access to healthcare, particularly for those in remote areas or with mobility issues. However, Hjemmelegene stresses the importance of continuity of care and the limitations of episodic, on-demand consultations. The debate underscores a need for careful integration of digital health solutions to ensure comprehensive and patient-centered healthcare delivery throughout Norway. Ultimately, the discussion focuses on finding the right balance between innovation and established, effective healthcare models.