Where visits may be arranged
- Private homes and apartments
- Hotels and holiday accommodation
- Offices and workplaces
- Language schools and student residences
Doctor on call
Doctor on call in St Julian's
When it is difficult to travel to the clinic, a doctor-on-call visit may be arranged so that you can be seen where you are staying or working.
Reasons people request a visit
- Fever, flu-like illness and infections
- Stomach upsets and dehydration
- Minor injuries
- Illness while travelling or on holiday
- Difficulty travelling due to pain or mobility
- Medical advice and documentation for visitors
How the request works
Call the clinic or send a WhatsApp message with your location and a short description of the concern. The clinic reviews the request, confirms whether a visit is possible, and gives you an expected arrival time. If a visit is not appropriate, alternative care is suggested.
Areas covered
- St Julian's and Paceville
- Spinola Bay and Balluta Bay
- Swieqi and Pembroke
- Sliema, San Ġwann and Gżira
Doctor-on-call visits are subject to availability, distance and clinical suitability. The clinic will confirm before a visit is arranged.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 112.
Request a visit
Send a doctor-on-call request
Share your location and a short description of the concern. For urgent needs, calling the clinic is the fastest route.
Frequently asked questions
Book your visit to our St Julian's clinic
Contact our team to request a doctor consultation, physiotherapy appointment, IV therapy assessment or doctor-on-call visit.
Prefer email? Write to info@doctorstjulians.com.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 112.