24-Hour Clinic Service
A doctor on duty around the clock, every day including public holidays. Come straight in without an appointment, at any hour.
Quick answer
The clinic operates 24 hours a day with a doctor on duty at all times, and takes walk-in patients. The scope is general medicine: acute illness, minor injuries, wound care, and assessment of cases that cannot wait until morning. For clear emergencies such as chest pain, severe breathlessness, loss of consciousness or a major accident, go straight to a hospital emergency department or call 999.
Cases that are common at unusual hours
A child with fever in the middle of the night
The doctor can assess how severe it is and tell you whether it can be managed at home or needs monitoring.
A wound that needs stitches
A wound sutured earlier has a lower risk of infection and scarring.
Continuous vomiting and diarrhoea
Risk of fluid loss, particularly in children and older people. It needs to be assessed.
A sudden allergic reaction
A rash with facial swelling or breathlessness is an emergency. Come straight in.
Pain that will not settle
Stomach pain, back pain or headache that does not settle with the usual medication.
Night shift injuries
Cuts, crush injuries, minor burns or sprains while at work.
What 24 hours means here
Some clinics advertise 24 hours but only have a nurse at night. Here, there is a doctor on duty around the clock.
The registration counter, treatment room and medication are available at all times. Services that depend on particular staff, such as x-ray, are better checked first if you are coming specifically for that.
The clinic is open all year, including Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali and other public holidays.
The dividing line between a clinic and a hospital
If any of these happens, do not come to the clinic first. Go straight to an emergency department or call 999.
- Chest pain, or pain spreading to the arm or jaw
- Severe breathlessness or loud wheezing
- Loss of consciousness, confusion or being difficult to rouse
- Weakness on one side of the body, a drooping mouth, or speech that suddenly becomes slurred
- Bleeding that does not stop with pressure
- Seizures, or a head injury with vomiting
- A major accident or serious injury
When you are not sure
Many people hesitate, and the delay itself becomes the problem.
If you are not sure whether a condition should be brought in, send a WhatsApp message and explain what is happening. Staff will help you judge. If it should go to hospital, they will say so directly rather than telling you to come in first.
For young children, older people, and anyone with a chronic illness, the threshold for coming in to be examined should be lower, not higher.
What happens when you come in
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Register at the counterBring your identity card. If you are using an employer or insurance panel, tell the staff at the counter so they can check your eligibility first.
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The doctor examines youThe doctor looks at the affected area, asks how long it has been there, what you have already tried, and whether anyone else in the house has the same thing.
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Diagnosis and treatment optionsThe doctor explains what they see and the options available. If further tests are needed, that is explained before anything is done.
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Treatment and follow-upMedication is given with clear instructions. If the condition needs monitoring, the doctor tells you when to come back and what signs to watch for.
Private clinic compared with government hospital
| Perkara | Klinik swasta | Hospital kerajaan |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting time | Usually shorter, walk in without an appointment | Can be long, depending on how busy the facility is that day |
| Cost | Paid yourself or through an employer or insurance panel | Much cheaper for citizens |
| Hours | This clinic is open 24 hours including public holidays | According to the facility operating hours |
| Specialist referral | The doctor refers out when a case needs a specialist | Referral within the same system |
This table is general information to help you choose. It is not a price offer.
Common questions
Is there a doctor at night?
Yes, a doctor is on duty around the clock.
Do I pay more at night?
Cost depends on the treatment needed. Staff will tell you before treatment is carried out.
Can I get medication straight away?
Yes, medication is supplied at the clinic after the doctor examines you.
Is the clinic open during Hari Raya?
Yes, including Hari Raya and all public holidays.
Do you have an ambulance?
No. For an emergency that needs immediate transport, call 999.
Can I get a medical certificate at night?
Yes, if the doctor assesses that your condition requires one after examination.
Send a message and clinic staff will answer. If you need to be examined, just come in. No appointment needed.
WhatsApp the clinicReferences
These are general medical references, not a diagnosis of your own condition. A doctor needs to examine the skin itself.
Come when you need to
No. 47 dan 49 (Tingkat Bawah), Jalan 2/1, Taman Seri Jaromas, 42600 Jenjarom, Selangor
Open 24 hours every day, including public holidays. No appointment needed.
The information on this page is for general education. It is not a substitute for examination, diagnosis or medical advice. Every case is different. See a doctor for an assessment of your own situation.