Emergency Clinic Near Khalda and Deir Ghbar: Open 24 Hours
If you live in Khalda or Deir Ghbar, the nearest 24-hour walk-in emergency clinic is Emergency Plus in neighbouring Dabouq, open every day with no appointment.
Use Google Maps for live directions and travel time from your door. For chest pain, stroke signs or severe breathing trouble, call 911 instead of driving.
Key takeaways
- Emergency Plus is in Dabouq, next to Khalda and Deir Ghbar in west Amman.
- Open 24/7, walk-in, no appointment or referral.
- Check live directions and travel time on Google Maps before you set off.
- Call 911 first for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble or heavy bleeding.
- Bring your ID and a list of your medicines. Ring +962 79 247 1313 if you want to check first.
Khalda and Deir Ghbar sit right next to Dabouq, which is why many families there use Emergency Plus for late-night fevers, cuts and injuries. The full address and facilities are on the Dabouq page.
How do you get to Emergency Plus from Khalda or Deir Ghbar?
The centre is on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif St. in Dabouq. Search for Emergency Plus on Google Maps or use our listing for turn-by-turn directions and a live travel time, which depends on the hour and traffic. At night, roads are usually quieter, but still check the route before you leave.
Who is the clinic right for?
It suits urgent problems that need a doctor now but not an ambulance:
- A child with a high temperature or vomiting in the evening (see child emergencies at night).
- A cut from the kitchen or the garden that may need stitches.
- A twisted ankle or a fall where a bone may be broken.
- Stomach pain, diarrhoea or dehydration.
- A sudden worsening of a chest infection or asthma-type symptoms: the team will assess you, and call 911 if you are struggling to breathe.
What should you do before you leave home?
- Press firmly on any bleeding with a clean cloth.
- Collect your ID, medicines and any allergy information (full checklist).
- Bring someone to drive if you feel faint or dizzy.
- Do not drive yourself with chest pain, stroke signs or heavy bleeding: call 911.
Quick guide for Khalda and Deir Ghbar residents
| Situation | What it looks like | When it happens | Best option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chest pain, stroke signs | Pressure in chest, face drooping, slurred speech | Sudden | Call 911 |
| Child with high fever | Hot, unsettled, drinking less | Evening or night | Walk in; 911 if floppy or struggling to breathe |
| Deep cut | Gaping edges, bleeding controlled | After injury | Walk in |
| Mild cold or sore throat | Stuffy nose, mild cough | Daytime | Pharmacy or your own doctor |
When should you call 911 instead of driving?
Call 911 or go to the ER now if:
- Chest pain or pressure with sweating or breathlessness.
- Face drooping, arm weakness or slurred speech.
- Severe difficulty breathing or blue lips.
- Heavy bleeding that won't stop.
- A seizure over 5 minutes, or someone who won't wake.
- Swelling of the lips, face or throat after food or a sting.
- A baby or child who is floppy, grey or very hard to wake.
See a doctor the same day if:
- A fever that isn't settling, or a child drinking much less than usual.
- A cut that may need stitches.
- A swollen, painful limb after a fall.
Usually fine at home if:
- A runny nose and mild cough.
- A minor scrape that has stopped bleeding.
- A mild headache that eases with rest and water.
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 Khalda or Deir Ghbar and need a doctor tonight?
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 1313Sources
- Jordan Government Portal — Essential contact numbers
- WHO — Emergency care
- NHS — When to call 999 (emergency signs)
- NHS — When to go to A&E
- MedlinePlus — Emergency medical services
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.