Bali Clinic & Bali Doctor: Fast, Doctor-Led Care for Travellers
If you’re looking for a Bali clinic or need a Bali doctor during your trip, Bali Belly Doctor provides prompt, professional care at our Kuta clinic or via hotel/villa call-outs across South Bali. From dehydration and stomach upset to minor injuries and everyday ailments, our medical team offers doctor assessment, evidence-based treatment, and clear guidance—so you can recover safely and get back to your holiday.
Your dependable Bali clinic—what we treat
As a traveller-focused Bali clinic, we handle common, non-emergency conditions with a practical, conservative approach:
Gastro symptoms & dehydration (nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach cramps)
Heat-related issues and travel fatigue
Minor infections and uncomplicated fevers (assessment first)
General traveller ailments (motion sickness, mild cramps, headache)
Seek urgent care immediately for severe abdominal pain, fainting, blood in stool, uncontrolled vomiting, confusion, chest pain, or signs of severe dehydration. We’ll guide you to the most appropriate facility if needed.
GP services we offer (traveller-focused)
Our general practitioners manage a wide range of non-emergency needs. Every visit starts with a clinical assessment; tests, medications, and referrals are provided only when indicated.
Common conditions we treat
Gastro & dehydration: oral rehydration or IV rehydration where appropriate
Respiratory & fevers: colds/flu-like illness, sore throat, sinusitis, bronchitis (assessment to rule out pneumonia)
Ear, nose & throat: swimmer’s ear/otitis externa, flight-related ear pressure, sinus congestion, nosebleeds
Skin & bites/stings: rashes, hives, dermatitis, jellyfish stings, mosquito bites, suspected cellulitis, sunburn care
Minor injuries: sprains/strains, minor cuts, wound cleaning and dressing, basic suturing where suitable, burn first aid
Urinary & women’s health: suspected UTIs, uncomplicated menstrual concerns, early-pregnancy queries with referral when needed
Eye issues: conjunctivitis, irritation from salt/sand, minor trauma assessment
Headache & migraine: evaluation and symptomatic management
Motion sickness & travel-related symptoms: car/boat trips, sea days, jet-lag advice
Allergies & mild asthma: assessment and short-term management plans; inhaler scripts if indicated
Diagnostics, scripts & paperwork
Point-of-care tests & labs: dengue screening, basic bloods, urine tests, stool tests when indicated
Medications: anti-nausea agents, antispasmodics, analgesics, topical treatments, and other prescriptions case-by-case
Medical letters: fit-to-fly/return-to-activity notes and insurance reports on request
Monitoring: blood pressure checks; capillary glucose if relevant
Tetanus, bites & animal exposure
Tetanus assessment and boosters arranged where appropriate/available
Animal bites/scratches (e.g., dogs/monkeys): urgent assessment and referral for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis at an appropriate facility when required
When we refer
If your presentation suggests a serious or time-sensitive condition (e.g., severe dehydration, high fever with red flags, chest pain, acute abdomen, neurological symptoms), we’ll coordinate hospital evaluation without delay.
What an appointment looks like
Triage & assessment – Your Bali doctor reviews symptoms, onset, history, medications/allergies.
Plan & consent – We explain the recommended pathway and outline costs.
Treatment – From oral rehydration and symptom relief to IV rehydration where appropriate; licensed nurses monitor you throughout.
Aftercare – Practical advice on fluids, food re-start, rest, and red-flag signs.
Follow-up – Optional review if symptoms persist or change.
Clinic or call-out—your choice
In-clinic: Jl Sunset Road no.27C (inside the Revive Medical building), Kuta
Doctor call-outs: Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, Sanur, Nusa Dua and surrounds
Hours: 8:00am – 11:00pm, daily
Travelling with family? We’ll assess each person individually and coordinate care so everyone understands their plan.
Diagnostics & prescriptions (as clinically indicated)
Point-of-care & lab testing: dengue screening, stool tests, blood work, urine tests
Medications: anti-nausea, antispasmodics, analgesics, oral rehydration solutions, topical treatments
Escalation: hospital referral if a more serious condition is suspected
Safety standards you can trust
Doctor-led decision-making; treatments delivered by licensed nurses
Sterile, single-use supplies and a clean, comfortable environment
Conservative, evidence-based care focused on safety for travellers
Clear communication about when tests or hospital care are warranted
Prices & payment
We’ll outline fees before treatment (visit, any infusion, tests, and prescriptions). If you need a tax invoice or documentation for travel insurance, just let our team know.
Service areas across South Bali
Whether you’re by the beach or inland, we routinely serve:
Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Uluwatu, Sanur, Nusa Dua.
Outside these areas? Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll advise on availability.
FAQs – Finding a Bali clinic & Bali doctor
Can I see a doctor at my villa or hotel?
Yes—our Bali doctor team provides call-outs across South Bali. Share your location pin on WhatsApp for fast triage.
Do you treat children?
Often yes; suitability is assessed case-by-case. We’ll advise the safest setting for care.
How quickly will I feel better?
Many travellers feel improved once nausea is controlled and hydration is corrected. Recovery varies by cause and severity.
Can you do tests the same day?
We can arrange point-of-care tests and lab referrals (e.g., dengue, stool, blood, urine) when clinically indicated.
Will I need hospital care?
Most travellers recover with outpatient care. If your presentation suggests a more serious condition, we’ll coordinate referral without delay.
Can you suture small cuts?
Where appropriate after assessment. Larger or complex wounds may be referred for specialist care.
Do you provide fit-to-fly letters?
We can issue medical letters and insurance reports after assessment.
What if I’m worried about dengue?
We assess symptoms and can arrange dengue screening and supportive care, plus referral if warning signs are present.
What should I do after a dog or monkey bite?
Rinse the wound with running water and seek assessment immediately. We’ll review tetanus status and refer for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis if indicated.
Book a Bali doctor now
WhatsApp (fastest): +62 813 2605 2230
Phone: (+62) 0813 2605 2230
Email: help@balibellydoctor.com
Address: Jl Sunset Road no.27C (within Revive Medical), Kuta
Open: 8:00am – 11:00pm, daily
Send your symptoms and location; we’ll guide next steps and timing.
Why travellers choose Bali Belly Doctor
Rapid access to a Bali doctor—clinic or call-out
Doctor-led, conservative care that prioritises safety
Clear plans and practical aftercare
Coverage across South Bali with easy WhatsApp communication