We do not close.
The emergency room on Tubman Boulevard is staffed every hour of every day. No ticket, no appointment, no waiting for morning.
The week
What is open today
Clinics run to a fixed week. If you are travelling in from outside Sinkor, telephone first so you are not making the journey on a day we are not running your clinic.
Clinic days
| Mon | General outpatient, dialysis | 8am to 4pm |
| Tue | Antenatal, general outpatient | 8am to 4pm |
| Wed | Immunisation, cervical screening | 9am to 3pm |
| Thu | Antenatal, dental | 8am to 3pm |
| Fri | Ear nose and throat, dialysis | 9am to 3pm |
| Sat | General outpatient | 8am to 12pm |
| Any | Emergency, maternity | All hours |
Bring with you
- 1Your hospital card, if you have one, so we find your record.
- 2Every medicine you take, in its packet. All of them.
- 3The card for any child you are bringing.
- 4Somebody who can wait with you, if you are unwell.
Chest pain, bad bleeding, trouble breathing, a fit, a bad injury, or a child who is limp or will not feed. Come now, or send somebody.
Where to start
Tell us what you need
I need help now
Go straight to the emergency entrance. You will be triaged on arrival and the sickest are seen first, whatever time it is.
Emergency and triage →I want to see a doctor
Walk in to the outpatient desk and take a ticket, or ask us to telephone you back and arrange a day.
Being seen →I am pregnant
Antenatal clinic runs Tuesday and Thursday mornings. You do not need an appointment for your first visit.
Maternity care →What will it cost
Our fees are published. Emergency treatment is never withheld for want of payment, and there is a waiver process.
Fees and cover →How we work
Nothing about you gets lost between departments
The front desk, the clinic, the ward, the laboratory and the pharmacy all write to the same record. That sounds like an internal matter. It is the difference between being asked your history once and being asked it five times.
- One chart. Every department writes to it, so your history follows you rather than staying in the room it was taken in.
- Results reach a person. A laboratory result goes back to the clinician who asked for it, not onto a shelf.
- We chase you. If you miss an antenatal visit, or a child misses a vaccine, somebody here is given your name.
- Your medicines are checked. Allergies and interactions are checked before anything is handed to you.
Departments
Eleven services, one record
Each runs its own clinic days. The full list, with what to expect, is on the services page.
General practice
Everyday illness and injury, chronic care, and the clinic most people meet first.
Paediatrics
Children weighed and measured against growth standards, with danger signs checked at every visit.
Obstetrics and gynaecology
Antenatal care, delivery, family planning and cervical screening.
Surgery
Planned and emergency operations, with the surgical safety checklist on every case.
Emergency medicine
Triage on arrival, day or night, sickest seen first.
Laboratory
Blood, malaria, tuberculosis and culture work, with results returned to your clinician.
Notices
What is happening here
General outpatient, 1pm to 5pm, from the first Friday in August. No appointment needed.
Free for women between 30 and 49. Ask at the outpatient desk or telephone the switchboard.
The blood bank is short of O negative. Donation takes about forty minutes, at the laboratory entrance.