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Acute care · Bali

Sick in Bali?
Get the right care, fast.

Talk to a licensed, English-speaking doctor by video. If antibiotics are right for your infection, they're prescribed and delivered to your villa, usually the same day, anywhere on the island.

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Real video consult with a doctor Usually same-day delivery Island-wide across Bali Licensed & BPOM-sourced
Common infections

What our doctors commonly treat

If it's bacterial and needs antibiotics, we can usually help, quickly and properly.

  • Traveller's diarrhoea & Bali belly
  • Chest & respiratory infections
  • Urinary tract infections (UTI)
  • Skin, wound & ear infections
  • Throat & sinus infections
  • STIs & other bacterial infections

Antibiotics, prescribed responsibly. They're not always the answer, and the wrong one can do harm. Our doctors only prescribe antibiotics when they're genuinely needed, choose the right one for your infection, and advise on safe use. That protects you and helps fight antibiotic resistance.

How it works

Care in three simple steps

01

Book a free consultation

Pick a time or message us on WhatsApp. No cost to speak to a doctor.

02

A doctor assesses you on video

Describe your symptoms to a licensed, English-speaking physician, usually within ~20 minutes.

03

Prescribed & delivered same-day

If antibiotics are right for you, they're prescribed and delivered to your villa, often the same day.

Medication delivered to a Bali villa
Delivered to you

Your medication, brought to your door. Usually today.

  • Dispensed by a licensed, BPOM-registered pharmacy
  • Delivered to your hotel or villa, island-wide
  • Most orders arrive the same day
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Loved by travellers & expats

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“I had impetigo on my face and the chemists couldn't give me an antibiotic cream. I had a free consultation with Bali Doc at dinner, and by the time I got back to my hotel my prescription had arrived by GoJek. The doctor spoke perfect English and was very helpful.”
Lauren Waite · Australia
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“I've been struggling with UTIs while backpacking and Dr Bintang prescribed exactly what I needed. My medication was delivered within the hour.”
Jenny Iannelli · USA
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“The pharmacy required a prescription for my sinus infection, so I found this site. The doctor spoke clear, understandable English and the pharmacy followed up within minutes. The meds were on their way by delivery.”
Robert Verginia
Good to know

Your questions, answered

Can I just buy antibiotics without seeing a doctor?

No. Antibiotics are prescription-only for good reason. A licensed doctor assesses you first to confirm you actually need them and to choose the right one. The GP consultation is free, it's quick, and it keeps you safe.

How fast can I get antibiotics?

Most consultations happen within about 20 minutes, and if antibiotics are appropriate they're dispensed by a licensed pharmacy and delivered to your hotel or villa, usually the same day, anywhere in Bali.

What if antibiotics aren't the right treatment?

Many infections clear without them. If antibiotics won't help, the doctor will tell you honestly and recommend the right care instead. You've lost nothing but a free GP consult.

Is this legitimate?

Yes. Every consultation is with a real, licensed physician, medication is dispensed by a licensed, BPOM-registered pharmacy, and Bali Doc is LegitScript Certified.

Do you deliver across all of Bali?

Yes, we partner with pharmacies island-wide, from Canggu to Uluwatu, Ubud to Amed, usually same-day.

Got a question of your own? Ask us on WhatsApp, or browse the full FAQ.

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A doctor's assessment is required before any prescription. Not for medical emergencies. In an emergency, call local emergency services.