Healthcare & Medical Services in Bali: Complete Guide

WHERE SHOULD I GO IF I GET SICK OR NEED MEDICAL HELP IN BALI?

Quick answer: the emergency number is 112, but for anything urgent it is often faster to take a Grab or Gojek straight to a hospital. The hospitals expat families trust most: Siloam (Kuta and Canggu), BIMC (Nusa Dua), Kasih Ibu (multiple locations), and Bali Royal Hospital in Renon for a budget-friendlier option. Full contacts below.

First Things First:

Emergency Number in Bali: 112

This is the universal emergency number in Indonesia (including Bali)

Key points about 112 in Bali:

• Works from mobile phones even without credit or a SIM card.
• Available 24/7.
• Operators may speak English, especially in tourist-heavy areas like Bali — but it's not guaranteed.

That said... calling an ambulance? It can work, but honestly — it's often quicker to hop in a Grab, GoJek, or local taxi and head straight to a hospital yourself.

Hospitals & Clinics We (and the community) Trust

Siloam Hospitals (Kuta)

Great for everything from check-ups to emergencies, maternity care, and even specialists like ENT and pediatricians.

• 📍 Address: Sunset Road, Kuta (Google Maps)
• (0361) 779900
• Whatsapp: +6281802979900
• @siloambali
• siloamhospitals.com

Heads up: It's modern, but expect higher prices and sometimes a wait.

Doctor Recos:

• Dr. Irene (Pediatrician, also does vaccines & lactation consults)
• Dr. Made Surya Kumara (OBGYN + Lactation) Whatsapp: +6281533333532
• Dr. Winda (OBGYN) +62-812-3900-8080 Whatsapp: +6281239008080

Bali Royal Hospital (BROS) (Renon)

A popular choice if you're looking for something a bit more budget-friendly.

• (0361) 222588
• 📍 Address: JI. Tantular No.6, Denpasar (Google Maps+Renon+Bali))
• Whatsapp: +6281337550555
• @baliroyalhospital
• baliroyalhospital.co.id

Doctor Reco:

• Dr. Hariyassa (OBGYN) Whatsapp: +6285738142993

Puri Bunda (North Denpasar)

Known for affordable maternity care.

• (0361) 430555
• 📍 Address: Jl. Gatot Subroto VI No. 19 (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281246679755
• puribunda.com/denpasar/

Mixed reviews on communication, but good value.

Kasih Ibu Hospital - Multiple Locations

Reliable for emergencies, vaccinations, and general care.

• (0361) 3003030
• 📍 Location: Denpasar & Tabanan branches (Google Maps)
• kih.co.id

Tip: Has walk-in options and some English-speaking staff.

Sanglah Hospital (Denpasar)

Bali's major public hospital. Good for emergencies or more serious situations.

• (0361) 227912
• 📍 Address: JI. Diponegoro, Dauh Puri Klod, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• profngoerahhospitalbali.com

Prima Medika - Denpasar

Less talked about, but a solid choice for maternity and general care.

• JI. Raya Sesetan No.10, Dauh Puri Klod,Denpasar
• (0361) 236225

Rumah Sakit Mata Ramata (Denpasar)

Ramata Eye Hospital is known as the first private eye hospital in Bali. It has a large team of more than 20 ophthalmologists and medical professionals.

• (0361) 9069 009
• Hotline / Reservations:
• +62 811-3960-0036
• +62 813-3876-5553
• 📍 Address: Jl. Gatot Subroto Barat No. 429,Padangsambian Kaja, West Denpasar (Google Maps)
• rsmramata.com
• info@rsmramata.com

Siloam Medika (Canggu)

Clean, modern, and easy to reach if you live in Canggu.

• (0361) 9348888
• Open 24/7 and accepts various insurance plans.
• 📍 Address: JI. Raya Canggu No. 168, Canggu (Google Maps)
• @siloamcanggubali

SOS Medika (Sanur)

Private clinic with international standards. Clean, professional, and open even on holidays.

• (0361) 2014505
• 📍 Address: JI. Bypass Ngurah Rai No.194, Sanur (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +628123805452
• @sosmedikaclinic
• internationalsos.com

Tip: Dr. Sylvie is a community favorite.

Dr. Ristie Darmawan & Dr. Dhany Pratama Practice (Kerobokan)

Expat-loved family GPs who are amazing with babies and kids.

• 📍 Address: Sri Krisna No.8, Kerobokan (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281239033318

Bonus: English-speaking and super gentle with little ones.

Ari Canti Hospital (Ubud)

Quiet and well-regarded, especially if you're seeing Dr. Hariyassa. Just note: no BPJS for planned births.

• (0361) 4792702
• 📍 Address: JI. Raya Mas No. 8, Ubud (Google Maps)
• aricantihospital.com

Doctor Reco:

• Dr. Hariyassa (OBGYN)
• Whatsapp: +6285738142993

Garba Med Hospital (Sesetan)

Mentioned for emergencies and general checkups. Not a ton of info out there, but it's a local option in Denpasar.

• (0361) 223036
• 📍 Address: Jl. Raya Sesetan No. 10, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• garbamedhospital.co.id

BIMC Hospital (Nusa Dua)

International-level hospital, popular with expats and tourists. Not cheap, but great service.

• (0361) 3000911
• 📍 Address: Kawasan ITDC Blok D, Nusa Dua + Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai (Google Maps)
• @bimchospital
• bimcbali.com/bimc-hospital-kuta
• bimcbali.com/bimc-siloam-nusa-dua

Kasih Medika Clinic (Denpasar)

Another place where you can see Dr. Hariyassa if you're closer to town.

• Dr. Hariyassa (OBGYN):
• 📍 Address: Jl. Diponegoro 110, Pertokoan Indah Blok B-4, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6285738142993

Bali Sudirman Medical Centre - Dental & Aesthetic Clinic

Professional and wellness-focused. Dr. Evert Pangkahila is known for his holistic approach.

• 📍 Address: Jl. P.B. Sudirman Street No.2B, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6289514027173
• @evertpangkahila
• balisudirmanmedical.com

Dentology Dental Clinic (Denpasar)

Dentology Clinic in Denpasar is a modern, nomad-and kids-friendly Bali dental clinic offering everything from cleanings to implants, with English-speaking staff, solid reviews, and good value for quality.

• 📍 Address: Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6287783102828
• dentologyclinic.com
• Opening hours: Mon - Fri 9 AM to 9 PM, closed Sat - Sun (clinic website, checked 4 October 2026)

Dr. Conchita P. da Silva (ENT Specialist)

Friendly, professional, and great with kids. Offers ENT consultations in two locations:

• 📍 Location: Renon & Kuta (Google Maps)

1. BoutiqMed PIP Clinic (Renon)

• (0361) 4459066
• 📍 Address: Jl. Raya Puputan No. 188 (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281312509819
• @piprenon

2. Siloam Hospitals (Sunset Road)

• 📍 Address: Jl. Sunset Road No. 818, Kuta (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +628118951181
• @siloambali

Dr. Ni Kadek Martini - Home Visits

Amazing with kids, and she does home visits - super convenient when your little one's not feeling well.

• Whatsapp: +6281999425751

LOOKING FOR A TRUSTED CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST IN BALI?

Niskala Psychologist (Kerobokan)

It is a private clinical child psychology practice based in Kerobokan, run by Nissa, a licensed clinical child psychologist with more than 15 years of experience working with children, teenagers, and families. Her background includes both clinical practice and school counseling, which gives her experience supporting children in educational and therapeutic settings.

• Child Psychologist
• Parenting Support
• Child Development
• Special Needs Support
• Teen Mental Health

• 📍 Address: Jl. Pd. Sawah Abasan No.N°74, Kerobokan (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281225264842
• Opening hours: Mo - Sa 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM

FEELING OVERWHELMED AND NOT SURE WHERE TO START?

Natalia Art Therapy

Art Therapy invites you to use creativity—drawing, painting, sculpting—as a way to explore your inner world. With the guidance of a trained art therapist, the creative process becomes a safe space to express what’s hard to put into words, offering clarity, grounding, and emotional release. As a mental-health practice, art therapy can ease stress, anxiety, and depression, support the integration of traumatic experiences, and strengthen emotional regulation and self-esteem. When we create, we slow down enough to listen. We discover new perspectives, build resilience, and reclaim a sense of agency. Natalia holds a Master’s in Art Therapy and has over 10 years of experience across hospitals, hospice care, as well as expat communities, and international schools in Southeast Asia. She is also trained in BMDR, IFS, Couples Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Therapy.

• Whatsapp: +6282112256673
• @arttherapybali

Expat Therapy Hub - Online Therapy for Expat Families

Living far from home can be hard on the whole family. Expat Therapy Hub is an online mental health platform made specifically for people living abroad. They match you with qualified international therapists, including specialists for teenagers, families and third culture kids here on the island, as well as online ADHD specialists. It was set up after its founders couldn't find qualified eating disorder psychologists in Bali. Their team of therapists speaks many languages, you can book a free 15-minute discovery call, sessions are in your own time zone, and they also offer free mental health workshops.

• 📍 Location: Online sessions (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6584591931
• @expattherapyhub
• expattherapyhub.com

Know this: Expat Therapy Hub is not a crisis service. In an emergency, contact your doctor, go to the nearest hospital or call the emergency services.

Tip: Knowmads Club members get a free workshop!

Birth Center - Bumi Sehat (Ubud)

Focused on gentle, natural birth experiences - totally nonprofit and run by the amazing midwife Ibu Robin Lim.

• (0361) 970002
• 📍 Location: Nyuh Kuning, Ubud (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6282147068899
• @bumisehatbali

Extra Love: They also offer postnatal care and are amazing if you're seeking a birth center vibe.

Kim Patra - Sanur-Based Midwife & More

Kim wears many hats: prenatal coach, hypnotherapist, health consultant, flight nurse... you name it. She does home visits and is great if you're looking for a holistic, calm approach.

• 📍 Location: Sanur (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +628123660000
• @kim.patra

WHERE CAN I GO FOR GENTLE, NATURAL HEALING?

Tirta Usada Ubud

Tirta Usada is one of those peaceful Ubud spots where everything slows down and starts to feel right again. Founded by Tjok Gde Kerthyasa, it blends Balinese healing, homeopathy, acupuncture, and osteopathy to help your body and mind find balance. They use locally grown herbs and natural remedies, and sometimes run workshops and retreats if you want to dive deeper into gentle, nature-based healing. It's the kind of place you leave feeling lighter — inside and out.

• 📍 Location: Ibah Hotel, Ubud, Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +62 812-4679-5679
• tirtausada.com

TAO Medicine (Ubud, Kerobokan)

TAO Medicine Ubud is a calm little wellness spot that mixes Traditional Chinese Medicine, physiotherapy, and herbal healing — all with a gentle, holistic touch. You can come here for acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, or a natural herbal remedy that’s tailored just for you. It’s great for easing stress, improving sleep, or just getting your body back in balance after Bali life does its thing.

• 📍 Address: Jl. Raya Lungsiakan No. 49, Ubud (Google Maps)
• 📍 Address: Jl. Beraban, No.8, Kerobokan (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6282339749388 (Ubud)
• Whatsapp: +6282339749387 (Kerobokan)
• tao-medicine.com

Osteopath Sacha (Ubud & Canggu)

He helps parents tune into their baby’s development from birth to six months — understanding cues, rhythms, and needs with confidence and ease. His work supports the foundations of early growth: movement, coordination, feeding, sleep, and those first challenges like colic, reflux, tongue-tie, or hip dysplasia. Through gentle, hands-on techniques, he brings comfort and balance to babies, easing tension and supporting natural regulation. Alongside this, he holds space for parents — offering calm guidance and reassurance through the emotional landscape of early parenthood. With older children, his craniosacral work helps them settle, reconnect, and feel more grounded in their bodies. He also treats plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome) with a soft, restorative approach that honors each child’s unique rhythm of growth.

• 📍 Location: Ubud & Canggu (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281330842001

Herry Chiropractor

Herry is a Bali-based chiropractor and holistic healer with 25+ years of experience. He offers personalized body adjustment and healing sessions, combining chiropractic, osteopathy, and shiatsu into one integrated approach. Chiropractic care – spinal realignment, pain relief, improved mobility Osteopathy – gentle hands-on therapy for musculoskeletal balance Shiatsu therapy – Japanese pressure-point bodywork for relaxation and energy flow Holistic healing sessions – addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual alignment

Key details

• Service type: Home care (he comes to your home or hotel)
• Whatsapp: +6289647329646

He’s described as empathetic and community-focused, with clients highlighting his transformative, tailored approach and deep understanding of both medical and spiritual healing.

Klinik Tit Tar Bali - Chiropractor

Klinik Tit Tar Bali is a local, no-frills traditional therapy clinic in Denpasar, known for Tit Tar treatment — hands-on body alignment that’s often compared to chiropractic. People usually come for back, neck, joint, or muscle issues and are looking for practical relief rather than luxury vibes.

• 📍 Address: Jl. Kebo Iwa Selatan No. 19C, Padangsambian Kaja, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281238548188

It’s one of those places that gets recommended by word of mouth — very Bali, very grounded, and focused on results.

The Bali Physio (Ubud, Canggu, Kerobokan, Uluwatu, Sanur, Pererenan)

The Bali Physio is a physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinic network established in 2018 that offers professional treatment for musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab, and movement issues. They serve athletes, surfers, expats, locals, and everyday workers with licensed physiotherapists using modern equipment and personalized exercise programs.

• 📍 Location: Ubud, Canggu, Kerobokan, Uluwatu, Sanur, Pererenan (Google Maps)
• @thebaliphysio
• thebaliphysio.com

Patrick Wan Mobility & Conditioning Coach

Patrick Wan is a mobility and conditioning coach focused on how your body actually moves — not quick fixes, not cookie-cutter workouts. His sessions combine posture correction, joint mobility, soft tissue work, and intelligent conditioning to help you move better, feel stronger, and reduce recurring pain. Whether you’re dealing with stiffness from long workdays, training for performance, or rebuilding stability after injury, the approach is precise, calm, and intentional. Mobility sessions run during the day, with conditioning in the afternoon — always one-on-one and by appointment only. This is hands-on work for people who value long-term function over short-term relief.

• Whatsapp: +6281338023014

Bioresonance Therapy (Denpasar)

Bioresonance therapy is a gentle, non-invasive approach that many people explore as a holistic way to support balance and overall well-being.

• 📍 Address: Komplek Imam Bonjol square, Jl. Imam Bonjol blok AA12, Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281916159086
• @bioresonancetherapy.bali

Tip: If you are coming with your kids check out Gurita Playground next door.

WHERE CAN FAMILIES SEE A DERMATOLOGIST IN BALI?

Dr. Marietta Sadeli (Kerobokan Kelod)

A dermatologist and aesthetic medicine doctor (Sp.DVE) based in Bali, offering care for skin, hair and nail conditions, as well as a range of aesthetic treatments. Treatments include chemical peels, skin boosters, microneedling, Botox and fillers, along with dermoscopy, electrocautery and excision procedures. Dr. Marietta currently sees patients at Skindstny in Kerobokan Kelod, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm.

• 📍 Address: Jl. Mertanadi No.22c, Kerobokan (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6282227888812
• skindstny.com/
• info@skindstny.com

WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT HEAD LICE IN BALI?

3salonkutubali (Home visits)

3salonkutubali comes straight to your home to remove head lice and nits for children and adults. Every louse and nit is removed by hand, then finished with a herbal oil mixture, with no harsh chemicals, so your child is essentially lice-free straight away. We can highly recommend her.

• 📍 Location: Home visits
• Whatsapp: +62895403811916
• @salonkutubali

Tip: Knowmads Club members get 10% off their first treatment!

Kids & Nits (Kuta)

A specialist head lice centre that removes lice and nits in a single session using the NITTER, a certified heated-air device – no harsh chemicals. A lifesaver when it's going round your child's school.

• 📍 Address: Jl. Sunset Road No. 8D, Kuta (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281139919998
• @kidsandnits_kutabali
• kidsandnits.co.id

WHERE DO I GO FOR WELLNESS TREATMENTS?

Acasa

Acasa brings the spa experience directly to your home or villa. Experienced therapists, professional massage tables, premium linens, signature massage oils, curated playlists, and every detail thoughtfully prepared.

• Whatsapp: +6281330664485

Tip: Knowmads Club members get a 10% discount!

Bloomlab Studio (Ubud, Denpasar)

Bloomlab Studio is a modern beauty studio in Bali offering everything from nails and lashes to waxing, hair and other head-to-toe treatments. With locations in Ubud and Denpasar, it’s an easy go-to when you’re due for a little self-care — whether that means a fresh mani, pretty nail art or a full pamper session.

• 📍 Location: Ubud and Denpasar (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6281338953622
• @bloomlabstudio
• bloomlabbeauty@gmail.com

Tip: Knowmads Club members get 30% off all treatments!

IS BALI'S WATER HARD ON YOUR FAMILY'S SKIN AND HAIR?

Casa Amar (Bali-wide)

Casa Amar makes science-backed water filters built for Bali's toughest water, from groundwater to chlorinated mains. Choose from shower filters, kitchen and bathroom tap filters and replacement cartridges, or book a water lab test to see what's actually coming out of your pipes. They also rent filters and deliver across the island, including Denpasar, Seminyak, Canggu and Ubud.

• 📍 Location: Delivers across Bali
• Whatsapp: +6281805588803
• @casaamar.id
• casaamar.shop

Tip: Knowmads Club members get 10% off!

HOW DO I GET RID OF MOLD AT HOME?

THYMOLD by Mold Free Bali

THYMOLD is a plant-based anti-mold solution powered by thymol, developed by Mold Free Bali after years of treating mold in homes, villas and hotels across Bali. It comes as a concentrate, a ready-to-use spray and a 5 L refill, and you can order from their WhatsApp catalog. Mold Free Bali also does mold inspections and mold cleaning.

• 📍 Location: Bali (Google Maps)
• Whatsapp: +6282144061563
• THYMOLD catalog
• Mold Free Bali on Facebook
• Opening hours: Daily 9 AM to 5 PM

WHAT ARE COMMON TROPICAL DISEASES IN BALI?

Because sunshine is great, but so is staying healthy while you're soaking it up. Here's what you need to know (and do) to keep your Bali life smooth.

1. WHAT'S BALI BELLY AND HOW TO AVOID IT?

Ah yes - the not-so-glamorous part of tropical living. "Bali Belly" is basically traveler's diarrhea, and yep, it's super common.

What causes it? Usually bacteria from food or water (hello, E. coli and Salmonella). What it feels like:

• Cramping
• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Sometimes fever or vomiting

How to avoid it:

• ✓ Drink bottled water only (skip the tap and ice cubes unless you're sure).
• ✓ Stick to clean, busy spots when eating out.
• ✓ Be cautious with raw salads or fruit you didn't peel.
• ✓ Wash your hands a lot — like before every meal.

If it hits you:

• Activated charcoal can help
• Probiotics are a good idea
• Hydrate like crazy - coconut water is your friend
• Rest up

Tip: Most pharmacies here stock charcoal tablets (Norit) and oral rehydration salts. Worth keeping on hand just in case.

2. SHOULD I WORRY ABOUT DENGUE FEVER IN BALI?

It's definitely something to be aware of, especially during rainy season (Nov-March). Mosquitoes love the wet. What to look out for:

• Sudden high fever (often above 39°C/102°F)
• Bad headaches, especially behind your eyes
• Muscle/joint pain (they call it "breakbone fever" for a reason)
• Skin rash- Nausea, vomiting, tiredness

If it gets serious: Go to a doctor ASAP if you notice:

• Severe stomach pain
• Constant vomiting
• Bleeding (like nosebleeds or bruising)
• Trouble breathing

How to protect yourself:

• ✓ Use mosquito repellent (Soffell is a fave here - cheap and effective)
• ✓ Wear light, long-sleeved clothes
• ✓ Sleep under a mosquito net if needed
• ✓ Remove standing water around your place (mosquitoes love it)
• ✓ Stay inside early mornings and late afternoons (their fave time to bite)

Got symptoms? There's no cure, but you can manage it:

• Take paracetamol (NO aspirin or ibuprofen - they increase bleeding risk)
• Drink loads (Pocari Sweat, coconut water)
• Drink Papaya leave juice (available at Bali Buddha)
• Rest a lot
• Get your blood checked if you're feeling worse

Where to go:

• BIMC Hospital (Kuta & Nusa Dua)
• Siloam (Denpasar & Canggu)
• Kasih Ibu (Denpasar & Badung)

Don't wait too long with high fever. Better safe than sorry.

3. WHAT'S CHIKUNGUNYA? AND IS IT IN BALI?

Yep, it's here - though not as common as dengue. Caused by: The same mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti & albopictus). What it feels like:

• Sudden high fever
• Joint pain (can stick around for weeks or month)
• Headaches, rash, muscle pain
• Major fatigue

How to avoid it:

• ✓ Use mosquito repellent (same stuff as dengue)
• ✓ Wear long sleeves
• ✓ Sleep with a net if you're in an open-air villa
• ✓ Get rid of standing water

If you catch it:

• Rest - your joints will thank you
• Drink loads of fluids
• Paracetamol or ibuprofen for the pain
• See a doc if fever stays high

Where to go:

• BIMC Hospital (Kuta & Nusa Dua)
• Siloam (Denpasar & Canggu)
• Kasih Ibu (Denpasar & Badung)

4. SHOULD I WORRY ABOUT TYPHOID IN BALI?

It can happen, but it's pretty preventable with smart food and water choices. What it feels like:

• High fever that drags on
• Tummy pain, nausea, and either diarrhea or constipation
• Weakness, not much appetite
• Maybe a light pink rash

How to stay safe:

• ✓ Only drink bottled or boiled water
• ✓ Avoid street food that looks a bit sketchy
• ✓ Get the typhoid vaccine before you come (or early on)

5. WHAT ABOUT HEPATITIS A AND B?

Still a risk — Hep A spreads through food and water, Hep B through blood or body fluids. Symptoms:

• Jaundice (yellowish skin or eyes)
• Nausea, vomiting, tummy pain
• Fatigue, dark urine

Stay protected:

• ✓ Get vaccinated for both (super worth it)
• ✓ Be careful with food hygiene
• ✓ Avoid dodgy tattoo spots or unsterile medical tools

6. LEPTOSPIROSIS - WAIT, WHAT?

It's a rare one, but worth knowing. Comes from rat pee (yep), often in floodwater or rice fields. Symptoms:

• Fever, chills, muscle pain
• Yellowing of the skin (in severe cases)
• Liver or kidney issues if untreated

How to avoid it:

• ✓ Don't walk barefoot through puddles or fields
• ✓ Wear shoes in muddy areas or rice terraces
• ✓ Skip wading through floodwater after big rains

7. DO I NEED TO WORRY ABOUT RABIES IN BALI?

Yes, rabies exists here - mainly from dogs, monkeys, and sometimes bats. If you're bitten or scratched:

• ✓ Wash it immediately with soap and water
• ✓ Go to a clinic straight away — don't wait

Better yet, prevent it:

• ✓ Avoid petting stray animals (yes, even that cute pup)
• ✓ Get a rabies vaccine if you're staying long-term
• ✓ Be careful at monkey temples (those guys are fast!)

Final Thought: Living in Bali is pretty dreamy - just make sure you take a few basic precautions so it stays that way. Mosquito spray, clean food, good hygiene, and knowing when to see a doc will go a long way.