Open Now · 24 Hours

    Walk-In Urgent Care
    in Amman

    No appointment. No waiting list. Emergency Plus in Dabouq treats urgent illness and injury 24 hours a day, with on-site imaging and labs so you leave with answers, not a referral.

    Emergency & walk-in: open 24 hours, every day

    No Appointment Needed

    Walk in at any hour. Every patient is triaged the moment they arrive.

    Results On Site

    X-ray, ultrasound and laboratory testing in the building — not sent across town.

    Emergency-Trained Doctors

    Board-certified emergency physicians, not a general reception desk.

    What we treat without an appointment

    Emergency Plus sits between a GP clinic and a hospital emergency room. If it is too urgent to wait for a morning appointment but you are not sure it warrants an ambulance, this is where to come.

    • Fevers, infections and severe flu symptoms
    • Cuts, wounds and stitches
    • Sprains, fractures and sports injuries
    • Severe abdominal pain, vomiting and dehydration
    • Allergic reactions and skin infections
    • Children's urgent illness and injury

    When to call 911 instead

    911 is Jordan's unified emergency number and is free from any phone. Call it — do not drive — for chest pain, difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, suspected stroke (sudden numbness, facial droop or slurred speech), major trauma, or if someone is unconscious.

    911

    Not sure if you should come in?

    Call our 24/7 line and speak to the team before you travel. We will tell you honestly whether to come in, call an ambulance, or wait until morning.

    Call +962 79 247 1313

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    Walk-In & Urgent Care — Common Questions

    Emergency Plus on Muhammad Ahmad Tarif Street in Dabouq, Amman is open right now and every hour of every day, including weekends and public holidays. Walk in without an appointment or call +962 79 247 1313.
    Yes. Urgent and emergency patients are always accepted as walk-ins, 24 hours a day. You will be triaged on arrival and seen in order of clinical urgency, so the most serious cases are treated first.
    Urgent care handles problems that need same-day attention but are not life-threatening — infections, minor fractures, wounds, fevers. The emergency room handles life-threatening conditions. At Emergency Plus both run from the same 24/7 department, so you do not have to judge which one you need before arriving.
    Cost depends on the assessment and any imaging or laboratory tests required. Call +962 79 247 1313 before you travel and the team will explain the consultation fee and what your insurance is likely to cover.
    Yes. We treat paediatric urgent cases around the clock and have a nursing room on site. For an infant with a high fever, breathing difficulty, or persistent vomiting, come in immediately rather than waiting for morning.