Open 24 hours, every day of the year
Looking for doctors near me in Sandton? Ralmed runs a GP practice open 24 hours, with laboratory testing on site, video consultations and coordinated care for international patients, all from 89 Impala Rd, Kelvin View, Sandton.
At a glance
Clinical services
When you search for doctors near me in Sandton, Ralmed's practice is the one that answers. It treats patients directly, supports hospital casualty units, and coordinates care for visitors who need treatment while they are in South Africa.
Our Sandton general practice never closes, so a visit at 2am runs the same way as one at 2pm, through the same number. If you are searching doctors near me in the middle of the night, the practice is open.
See the 24-hour practice →See a Ralmed doctor over video when you do not need to be examined in person. Sick notes and referrals are issued the same way as at the practice.
See video consultations →For patients coming to South Africa for treatment, we coordinate the journey from the air ambulance flight through to hospital admission.
See international care →Tests are run on site, so the results come back into the same consultation instead of a second appointment days later.
See the laboratory →For hospitals: a structured ambulance handover, with the clinical detail a receiving casualty team needs when the patient arrives.
See casualty support →
When you need a doctor
The practice in Kelvin View never closes. If you are searching for doctors near me after hours, these pages explain how it works at night, at weekends and when you need tests or paperwork.
Opening hours, directions and what to do if you need doctors near me open right now.
See opening hours →Evenings and nights, the doctor-on-call service, and where to find doctors near me after hours.
See after-hours care →Saturday, Sunday and every public holiday, with the same GP care as a weekday.
See weekend hours →How sick notes work, what they must include and how to get one from us.
See sick notes →Directions to the Kelvin View practice, the suburbs around it and the hospitals nearby.
See Sandton doctors →Answers to common questions about our doctors, ambulances, clinics and training.
Read the FAQ →Doctors near me by area, based on our Kelvin View practice and video consultations:
Seeing a doctor
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Phone 086 1725 633 and the practice will expect you. If you do not need an examination room, ask for a video consultation instead.
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A doctor assesses you and, where tests are needed, sends samples to the laboratory on site.
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A prescription, a sick note or a referral, issued at the end of the consultation where it is clinically appropriate. With doctors near me in Kelvin View, it all happens in one visit.
Questions
Yes, call 086 1725 633 at any hour: the GP practice at 89 Impala Road, Kelvin View, Sandton, is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Nights, weekends and public holidays use the same number and the same team. Phone before you set off so the practice knows you are coming.
Yes, where the consultation supports it. A Ralmed doctor on a video call can issue a sick note or a referral in the same way as at the practice. If the doctor decides you need an examination, tests or treatment in person, they will ask you to come in to Kelvin View instead.
No. Ralmed's clinical care is based at one practice in Kelvin View, Sandton. Patients who search doctors near me and can reach it by car are seen there, and patients further away can book a video consultation. Our ambulance service can help when someone cannot travel.
Yes. Ralmed coordinates care for patients travelling to South Africa for treatment, including air ambulance flights, from the moment they arrive through to admission. Send the patient's medical summary and travel plans by email or WhatsApp, and the team will work out the transfer, the receiving hospital and the crew needed.
You do not need to book days ahead, but please call 086 1725 633 before you come in. The call lets the practice know you are on your way and tells you what to bring, such as your ID, your medical aid card and a list of any medicines you take.
Yes. The practice has a medical laboratory on the same premises, so samples taken during your consultation are tested on site. Results go back into the same episode of care instead of a separate appointment days later, and the doctor explains what they mean and what happens next.
Yes, where it is clinically appropriate. A doctor at the practice or on a video call assesses you, then issues a sick note with the dates you were unfit for work. The note carries the doctor's details, so your employer can verify it. The sick notes page explains what a valid note contains.
Yes. Ralmed's doctors see adults and children at the practice, including at night, at weekends and on public holidays. Bring your child's clinic card or medical aid details and a list of any medicines they take. If a child needs hospital care, the doctor can arrange a referral and a Ralmed ambulance.
Book a video consultation with a Ralmed doctor for anything that does not need an examination room. If you are too unwell to travel and need to be seen in person, call 086 1725 633 and the control room will arrange an ambulance to bring you in or take you to hospital.
Call before you come in, or ask for a video consultation instead. The practice at 89 Impala Road, Kelvin View, is open around the clock, with a laboratory on site and no separate after-hours number. Phone 086 1725 633 and the team will expect you. For doctors near me in Sandton at any hour, call Ralmed.
