Emergency Doctor in Phuket
Urgent illness or injury at 3 a.m.? Our 24 hour clinic operates at all three branches every day of the year, with a doctor available for walk-ins, urgent calls and hotel visits. We treat what a clinic should treat, and we say so fast when you need a hospital instead.
What’s Included
- 24 hour emergency clinic access at Bangtao, Kata and Patong
- Urgent wound care, suturing and injury assessment
- Acute illness care: high fever, asthma attacks, allergic reactions, severe vomiting
- IV fluids and injectable medication on site
- Immediate ambulance coordination and hospital referral for true emergencies
When to See a Doctor
A 24 hour clinic covers the urgent middle ground: injuries that need stitches tonight, fevers that cannot wait for morning, asthma and allergy flare-ups, severe food poisoning, bites and stings. That middle ground is most of what frightens travellers at night, and it rarely needs a hospital emergency room, just a doctor who is awake.
Some situations are hospital emergencies from the first minute: chest pain, stroke signs, major trauma, heavy bleeding, difficulty breathing at rest, and loss of consciousness. Call the Thai emergency line 1669 or go directly to the nearest hospital ER for those. Call us when you are unsure, and we will tell you honestly which door to walk through, then prepare the paperwork either way.
Open Daily 24/7 — Walk In or Message Us
English-speaking doctors at three branches across Phuket. Travel insurance paperwork handled.
Book an AppointmentFrequently Asked Questions
Are you really open at night?
Yes. All three branches operate 24/7, every day including holidays. Message us on WhatsApp before arriving and we will be ready for you.
When should I go straight to a hospital instead?
Chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, major accidents and uncontrolled bleeding need a hospital ER immediately, not a clinic. For everything urgent below that line, we are the faster and calmer option.
Our Phuket Branches
This page is general health information and not a substitute for a medical consultation. If you are worried about your symptoms, see a doctor.