Quick Visits
Several reviews describe doctors arriving within 30–60 minutes, including urgent hotel and home calls.
Jumeirah Lake Towers
Savan Specialist Oncall Doctor brings DHA-licensed medical care to homes, hotels and offices in Jumeirah Lake Towers and across Dubai. Reviews highlight quick home visits, hotel treatment for travellers, IV medication and follow-up when patients are too unwell to reach a clinic.
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Several reviews describe doctors arriving within 30–60 minutes, including urgent hotel and home calls.
Travellers used the service for sudden illness during Dubai holidays, including fever, allergic reactions and food poisoning.
Patients describe doctors listening carefully, explaining treatment and outlining what to expect over the following days.
Some doctors continued checking patients by message after the visit, including during multi-day treatment and recovery.
Home visits helped patients who were too weak to travel, with one elderly patient receiving three days of treatment and follow-up.
One review specifically praises the equipment brought to the home and the nurse’s clean, careful assistance.
Reviews include successful visits late at night, including a 3am emergency home call.
Confirm Costs. Ask for a full estimated cost before booking, especially for injections, tests and add-on services.
Check Test Timing. If you need a result for travel or school, confirm the actual turnaround time rather than relying on a same-day promise.
Request Prescriptions. If you prefer buying medicine from a pharmacy, clarify whether a prescription will be provided as part of the consultation.
Ask About Reports. Clarify which medical report is included and which version carries an extra charge before agreeing to it.
Consider Home Care. A home visit can be especially useful when illness or weakness makes a taxi journey and clinic waiting room impractical.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Hotel guests have used IV medication during severe fever and felt better the following day.
A review mentions blood collection followed by fast lab results during a home-care visit.
One patient says the team arranged follow-up treatments and physio for ongoing pain.
A reviewer booked a Covid test for school and travel purposes, but reported a delayed result.
Influenza A testing is mentioned in a review alongside a reported 650 aed charge and immediate-result expectation.
Several reviewers report unexpectedly expensive treatment, including a 6,000 AED quote for injections for a mild throat infection.
A reviewer reported separate charges for a nurse assistant, a medical report and the visit itself, bringing a testing visit to 1,150 AED.
One reviewer says a Covid result promised that evening arrived only after 48 hours and repeated follow-up.
A reviewer questioned the necessity and safety of inhalation treatment given to an 11-month-old with a temperature.
One review alleges staff attended a small child without shoe covers, gloves or masks.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
medical report
“Medical report saying that your kid can’t go tomorrow to school costs 80aed more…+ don’t forget about 200aed charge for them to come”Google review · September 2024
charge for them to come
“Medical report saying that your kid can’t go tomorrow to school costs 80aed more…+ don’t forget about 200aed charge for them to come”Google review · September 2024
The Bottom Line
Savan Specialist Oncall Doctor is a mobile healthcare service for patients who need a doctor at home, in a hotel or at an office rather than travelling to a clinic. Reviews make the strongest case for urgent visits: doctors and nurses often arrived within about 30–60 minutes, treated fever, infections, allergic reactions and stomach illness, and sometimes helped patients feel better before leaving. The service is also used for IV medication in hotel rooms, blood collection with lab results, and follow-up care after the initial consultation.
That follow-up is a meaningful plus in the reviews: some patients received messages for several days, while one elderly patient who was too weak to travel received three days of treatment at home. It can be a practical option for tourists and families dealing with a sick child during a Dubai stay. Pricing needs careful checking.
Reviewers reported a 6,000 AED quote for antibiotic injections, 650 aed for an Influenza A test, and separate charges for nurse assistance, reports and the visit. Another reviewer questioned inhalation treatment for an infant with a temperature, while a separate account raised concerns about missing protective gear. Ask for an itemised estimate, test turnaround and prescription arrangements before treatment begins.