Emergency Clinic in Dabouq: Open 24 Hours, No Appointment

    Emergency Medicine
    Published: November 4, 2026
    6 min read
    Medically reviewed by the Emergency Plus medical team

    Yes. Emergency Plus is a 24-hour emergency clinic in Dabouq, Amman, on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St. You can walk in at any hour without an appointment.

    It has emergency doctors on site, an X-ray, ultrasound and laboratory, free parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. For a life-threatening emergency call 911 first.

    Key takeaways

    • Open 24 hours a day, every day, including Fridays and public holidays.
    • Walk-in: no appointment and no referral for emergency or urgent care.
    • Address: Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St., Dabouq, Amman 11822. Direct line +962 79 247 1313.
    • On site: emergency doctors, X-ray, ultrasound and laboratory, with free parking.
    • Call 911 first for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble or heavy bleeding.

    Dabouq is where Emergency Plus is based, so for people who live or work here this is the closest 24-hour option. If you are coming from a neighbouring area, the west Amman guide and the Amman emergency care overview cover the wider picture.

    Where is the emergency clinic in Dabouq?

    Emergency Plus Medical Center is on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St. in Dabouq, west Amman (postcode 11822). Open the Google Maps listing for live directions from wherever you are, and ring +962 79 247 1313 if you want to check anything before you leave. There is free parking and the entrance is wheelchair accessible.

    What can you be seen for in Dabouq at night?

    The emergency department and walk-in urgent care work the same way at 3 am as at 3 pm. Typical reasons people come:

    • Fever and infections in adults and children.
    • Cuts, burns, bites and wounds that may need stitches.
    • Sprains and suspected fractures that need an X-ray.
    • Vomiting, diarrhoea and dehydration.
    • Breathing, chest or stomach symptoms that worry you.
    • Injuries from falls, sports or road accidents that are not immediately life-threatening.

    Should you call 911 instead?

    Yes, if the situation is life-threatening. Treatment starts as soon as the ambulance arrives, and driving a very sick person yourself can lose time or cause harm. See ambulance or drive yourself? and Jordan's emergency numbers.

    Walk in, or call 911?

    SituationWhat it looks likeWhen it happensBest option
    Chest pain with sweating or breathlessnessPressure or tightness, pain spreading to arm or jawSuddenCall 911
    Fever for a day or moreHot, shivery, achy, not settlingAny hourWalk in
    Cut that won't stop gapingEdges apart, bleeding stopped with pressureAfter an injuryWalk in soon, ideally within hours
    Heavy bleeding that won't stopSoaking through cloth despite firm pressureSuddenCall 911

    When is it an emergency, not a clinic visit?

    Call 911 or go to the ER now if:

    • Chest pain or pressure, especially with sweating, breathlessness or pain spreading to the arm or jaw.
    • Face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech or sudden vision loss.
    • Severe breathing difficulty, blue or grey lips.
    • Heavy bleeding that won't stop with firm pressure.
    • A seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, or unconsciousness.
    • Swelling of the face or throat after a sting, food or medicine.
    • A serious head injury or bad road accident.

    See a doctor the same day if:

    • A fever that has lasted a day or more or keeps returning.
    • A wound that may need stitches, ideally within hours.
    • Pain and swelling after a fall that may be a fracture.

    Usually fine at home if:

    • A mild cold with no breathing trouble.
    • A small scrape that has stopped bleeding.
    • Mild muscle aches after exercise.

    What happens when you come to Emergency Plus?

    At the emergency department at Emergency Plus in Dabouq, emergency doctors are on site 24/7 and you can walk in without an appointment. The team will ask about your symptoms, check you, and may use the on-site X-ray, ultrasound or laboratory where they are needed. They will explain the right next step for you, in Arabic or English.

    In Dabouq and need a doctor now?

    For a life-threatening emergency, call 911 and don't drive yourself. For anything urgent that is not life-threatening, the emergency department at Emergency Plus in Dabouq, Amman is open 24/7 with no appointment, with an Arabic and English speaking team.

    Call our 24/7 ER: +962 79 247 1313

    Sources

    Medical disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you think you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Emergency Plus in Dabouq, Amman is open 24/7 — +962 79 247 1313.

    Dabouq emergency clinic FAQ

    Yes. Emergency Plus on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St., Dabouq, is open 24 hours a day, every day, with emergency doctors on site.
    No. Emergency and urgent walk-in care need no appointment and no referral. Only the physiotherapy clinic (9:00 to 20:00) works by appointment.
    Yes. There is free parking at the centre, and the entrance is wheelchair accessible.
    The centre has X-ray, ultrasound and a laboratory on site. The doctor decides which, if any, you need after examining you.
    Yes. Children can be brought in at any hour. For a child who is struggling to breathe, floppy, very hard to wake or having a seizure, call 911 first.
    The direct line is +962 79 247 1313, answered 24/7. In a life-threatening emergency call 911.