Ralmed's Sandton doctors work from 89 Impala Road, Kelvin View, near Marlboro, in a GP practice open 24 hours with a laboratory on site.
The practice
Finding us
Our Sandton doctors are based in Kelvin View, on the eastern side of Sandton, between Marlboro and Linbro Park.
The practice sits close to the M1 and the N3, and a short drive from the Marlboro Gautrain station. Alexandra, Kew, Lombardy East and Wynberg are all nearby, and the Sandton business district is a few kilometres to the west.
This is Ralmed's only practice, and the same building houses our laboratory and our ambulance base. Open the address in Google Maps.
Who we see
Patients looking for Sandton doctors come to us from homes, offices and hotels across the area. Four groups make up most visits.
Households in Kelvin, Marlboro, Morningside and Bryanston who want one practice for every hour.
People working in the Sandton business district who fall ill during the day or after a late shift.
Travellers and conference visitors who have no GP of their own in Johannesburg.
Nurses, security staff and others whose hours make a daytime appointment hard.
At the practice
Our Sandton doctors offer everyday GP care, at any hour. If you are not sure whether we can help, call and ask.
| Care | What it covers |
|---|---|
| GP consultations | New illness, infections and pain, for adults and children |
| Long-term conditions | Check-ups and repeat care for conditions such as diabetes |
| Minor injuries | Cuts, sprains and dressings |
| Tests | Samples processed at the laboratory in the same building |
| Paperwork | Prescriptions, sick notes and referrals, where appropriate |
Our Sandton doctors also consult by video, which suits patients who cannot leave the office or the house.
Looking for Sandton doctors right now? Call 086 1725 633.
Suburbs
Kelvin View lies in the City of Johannesburg's Region E. Patients reach us from suburbs such as these:
If a patient needs hospital care, the nearest large private hospitals include Mediclinic Morningside, Netcare Sunninghill Hospital and Netcare Linksfield Hospital. Ralmed's ambulances can take patients there from the practice.
Your visit
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Call 086 1725 633 so the practice expects you, day or night.
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Use the Marlboro Drive exit from the M1, or the N3 on the east side.
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Your ID, your medical aid card and a list of any medicines you take.
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A doctor examines you, with tests on the premises if they are needed.
Real premises in Sandton. The practice is at Kelvin View, not a phone line for somewhere else.
Every hour covered. See our 24-hour GP practice at 3am or 3pm.
Tests in the building. The laboratory is down the corridor, not across town.
An ambulance base on site. If you need a hospital, our crews work from the same address.
Nearby
Patients from further north and west also use the Kelvin View practice. See every area on Areas We Cover, or go back to the Ralmed homepage.
Questions
Call 086 1725 633 for Ralmed's practice at 89 Impala Road, Kelvin View, Sandton, which is open 24 hours a day, every day. A GP is on duty whenever you call. Phone before you set off so the team expects you, and bring your ID and medical aid card.
The practice is in Kelvin View, on the eastern side of Sandton, between Marlboro and Linbro Park. It is close to the M1 and the N3 and a short drive from the Marlboro Gautrain station. Alexandra, Kew and Wynberg are all nearby.
The business district around Sandton City is a few kilometres west of the practice. Office workers who fall ill during the day can come across, or book a video consultation if they cannot leave work. Call ahead so the practice knows you are on your way.
Yes. Visitors staying in Sandton's hotels can see a GP at the practice at any hour, or by video if they prefer. Bring your passport or ID and any travel insurance details. For patients arriving from abroad for treatment, see our international patient service.
Yes. The practice sees children as well as adults, at any hour. If your child is unwell, call ahead first. If a child is struggling to breathe, cannot be woken or has had a seizure, call for an ambulance rather than driving to Kelvin View.
Large private hospitals near the practice include Mediclinic Morningside, Netcare Sunninghill Hospital and Netcare Linksfield Hospital. If the doctor decides you need hospital care, Ralmed's ambulance crews, based in the same building, can take you there. The doctor sends a referral note so the hospital team knows why you are coming.
Yes. The laboratory is in the same building as the practice, so the doctor can take a sample during your consultation. The doctor who saw you reviews the result, which saves a second trip to a separate laboratory across town.
Yes. A video consultation lets you speak to one of our doctors from home or the office. The doctor can give advice, a sick note or a referral where appropriate. If they need to examine you, they will ask you to come to Kelvin View.
Please ask when you call, because cover depends on your scheme and plan. [INSERT: the medical aid schemes the practice bills directly] Bring your medical aid card and ID so the practice can process your visit. If you are paying privately, ask for the consultation fee before you are seen.
The practice at Kelvin View is open every hour of every day, with a laboratory in the building and an ambulance base on site. Call ahead so we expect you. For Sandton doctors you can reach day or night, call 086 1725 633.
Head office based in Sandton, Johannesburg, Ralmed established in 2013, specializes in comprehensive medical and occupational health services in South Africa, dedicated to compassionate, cost-effective care. Call Ralmed Emergency Medical Services today.