Bali Belly Doctor provides fast, doctor-led care for travellers and expats—at our Sunset Road Clinic or to your villa/hotel across Bali.

What We Treat

• Bali Belly & food poisoning — rehydration, symptom control, (pricing & inclusions →

• IV Drip Bali (clinic or mobile) — Bali Belly is a common issue for travelers, causing symptoms like diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration. At Bali Belly Doctor, we provide IV drip therapy as an effective solution to combat these symptoms.

• Wound care & dressings, rabies vaccination assistance (coordination/referral)

Doctor House Calls (We Come to You)

Prefer to stay put? Book a clinician to your villa/hotel anywhere in South Bali. We confirm ETA and doctor call treatment estimate before dispatch.

Learn more / book:https://www.balibellydoctor.com/bali-doctor-home-vitsit

Areas covered: Seminyak, Canggu, Berawa, Pererenan, Kerobokan, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Benoa, Sanur, Uluwatu, Ungasan.

Sunset Road Clinic

Same-day care at our clinic. Ask us which option—clinic vs house call—is best for your situation.

Pricing & What Affects It

• Doctor consultation:IDR 400,000 (clinic or house call)

• Mobile call-out fee:IDR 200,000–300,000 by area (no fee at the clinic)

• Typical total for Bali Belly treatment:IDR 2,500,000–3,500,000
  What can change the total: severity/dehydration level (extra IV fluids), required labs (CBC/dengue/stool), )

Safety & Clinical Oversight

• Doctor clearance for every patient before treatment

• Single-use sterile supplies & infection-control standards

• English & Bahasa Indonesia spoken

How Booking Works (Fast on WhatsApp)

1. Message us your name/age, symptoms/goal, and Google Maps pin.

2. We reply with a price estimate and ETA; you’ll approve before dispatch.

3. The doctor performs an in-person assessment; your final total is confirmed before any treatment.

4. Follow-up: doctor support via WhatsApp after treatment.

Insurance & Documents

Medically necessary care is often claimable depending on your policy. We issue an itemised invoice and a medical report to support reimbursement. (Elective wellness IVs are usually not covered.)