Contact Doctor Phi Phi Takecare Clinic
Doctor Phi Phi Takecare Clinic is 24 hours, every day — genuinely open around the clock,
including public holidays. No appointment is needed at any time.
How to reach us
- Phone: +66 82 140 3858
- WhatsApp: +66 95 073 5550
- Email: [email protected]
- Locations: two branches on Koh Phi Phi — see below
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
There is no wrong time to come
Most of what we treat arrives between midnight and four in the morning — burns from the fire
shows, cuts, and people whose friends are worried about them. None of that has to wait for daylight,
and nobody here minds being woken.
If you are unsure whether something is worth coming in for, call and describe it. That is a
thirty-second conversation and it is free.
Two branches on the island
We have two locations on Koh Phi Phi, about ten minutes apart on foot. Both are
open 24 hours, every day, both are staffed by doctors, and both take walk-ins on the same phone
number — so use whichever is closer to you.
Phi Phi Pier Branch
- Address: PP Park Plaza, 58/20-22 Moo 7, Ao Nang, Mueang Krabi District 81210
- Phone: +66 82 140 3858
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Directions: open this branch in Google Maps
A short walk from the main pier, in the middle of Tonsai Village.
Phi Phi Andaman Beach Branch
- Address: Ao Nang, Koh Phi Phi, Ao Nang, Koh Phi Phi 81000
- Phone: +66 82 140 3858
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Directions: open this branch in Google Maps
Towards Andaman Beach, about ten minutes on foot from the pier branch.
There is almost no usable street addressing on this island and no vehicles, so the map pin will
serve you far better than the postal address. Every bar, dive shop and hotel reception in the village
knows where both clinics are — asking as you go works better than a map at two in the morning.
If you are not sure which branch to head for, call and we will tell you. At three in the morning
the answer is usually whichever one you can reach fastest, and both are open.
Getting to Koh Phi Phi
Ferries run from Krabi and from Phuket and take roughly ninety minutes to two hours. They operate
in daylight only, and in rough weather they are cancelled. After dark, the only way on or off the
island is a chartered speedboat.
That is worth knowing before you need it, because it shapes every decision about whether something
can wait — see evacuation and hospital transfer.
If you cannot get to us
A doctor can come to you on foot across Tonsai Village and Loh Dalum, usually within about half an
hour, at any hour — see doctor hotel visits.
Long Beach and the outlying resorts take longer and may involve a boat.
When you call, tell us which beach or which part of the village, the property name and the room
number. Have somebody meet the doctor at reception if the place is hard to find — unlit stairs and
unsignposted buildings are the commonest cause of a slow arrival.
What to bring
- Passport if you have it — not required in order to be treated
- Travel insurance details, mentioned at the start of the visit rather than the end
- Any medication you already take, ideally in its box
- For a child: their age and rough weight
- If you have been diving: how many dives, how deep, and how recently
Emergencies
For chest pain, severe breathlessness, stroke symptoms, a serious head injury, uncontrolled
bleeding, a seizure, a near-drowning, or anyone who cannot be woken: call 1669 and
call us at the same time. Doing both at once is faster than doing them in order — we can be arranging
the boat while the mainland end is being organised.