Is there an Emergency Plus branch in Abdoun or Sweifieh?

No. Emergency Plus is a single centre on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St. in Dabouq, west Amman. Patients come to it from Abdoun, Sweifieh, Jubeiha and other areas.

How long does it take to get there from Abdoun?

It depends on the time and traffic, so we do not quote a fixed figure. Enter Emergency Plus, Dabouq in Google Maps for a live estimate from your address.

Should I call 911 or drive myself?

Call 911 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, heavy bleeding, a seizure or loss of consciousness. For urgent problems that are not life-threatening and where the person is awake and stable, driving to a walk-in clinic is reasonable.

Do I need an appointment?

No. The emergency department and walk-in urgent care take patients 24/7 with no appointment or referral.

Is it open on Fridays and holidays?

Yes. It is open 24 hours a day, every day, including Fridays and public holidays.

Do you speak English?

Yes. The team speaks Arabic and English.

24-Hour Emergency Clinic for Abdoun and Sweifieh, Amman

Abdoun and Sweifieh are further from Dabouq than Khalda or Deir Ghbar, so the decision matters more: is this something to drive to, or something that needs an ambulance? Our guide to ambulance or drive yourself helps you choose.

Is it worth the drive from Abdoun or Sweifieh?

For urgent, non-life-threatening problems that need a doctor tonight (a child's fever, a cut that may need stitches, a suspected fracture that needs an X-ray) many people choose a walk-in centre that is open 24/7 and has X-ray, ultrasound and a laboratory on site. Open Google Maps, enter Emergency Plus, Dabouq, and look at the live travel time from your address.

When should you not drive?

If the person has chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, heavy bleeding or is not fully awake, call 911. Paramedics can start help on the way and an ambulance can take the person to the most suitable hospital. Emergency Plus is a private walk-in centre and not a replacement for 911.

Tourists and expats in Abdoun

If you are visiting or new to Amman, read our tourist and expat guide and bring your passport or residence ID and any insurer's assistance number. Our team speaks Arabic and English.

Drive, or call 911?

Situation	What it looks like	When it happens	Best option
Chest pain with sweating	Pressure, pain in arm or jaw, breathless	Sudden	Call 911
Possible fracture, stable	Swollen, painful limb, can still stay awake and talk	After a fall	Drive with someone, or walk in
Child with fever	Hot, drinking less, still alert	Evening or night	Walk in; 911 if floppy or breathing hard
Heavy bleeding	Soaks cloth despite pressure	After injury	Call 911

Which situations mean you shouldn't drive?

Call 911 or go to the ER now if:

Chest pain or pressure, especially with sweating or breathlessness.
Face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech.
Severe difficulty breathing or blue lips.
Heavy bleeding that won't stop with firm pressure.
A seizure, or someone who is unconscious or hard to wake.
Swelling of the face or throat after food, a sting or medicine.
A serious injury or suspected spine or head injury.

See a doctor the same day if:

A fever that isn't settling.
A cut that may need stitches.
A suspected fracture with a stable, awake patient.

Usually fine at home if:

A mild sore throat or cold.
Mild muscle aches.
A small scrape that has stopped bleeding.

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 Abdoun or Sweifieh and unsure what to do?

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

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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.

Emergency Clinic for Abdoun and Sweifieh: Open 24 Hours

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