Home and hotel visits by a doctor in Belle Mare, Palmar, Trou d'Eau Douce and Centre de Flacq, around the clock. Our team has looked after 80,000+ families across the island since 2016.
Life in the east moves between the lagoon and the cane fields. Along the shore, Belle Mare and Palmar stretch out in long white beaches lined with large resorts and golf courses, while the jetty at Trou d'Eau Douce sends boats across to Île aux Cerfs throughout the day. Inland, Centre de Flacq is the busy market town of the east, where people from the surrounding villages come to shop, run errands and catch the bus. Further in, places such as Lalmatie, Bon Accueil and Camp de Masque are home to farming families, often with elderly relatives living close by.
Holidaymakers and village families rarely need the same thing, yet both gain from a doctor who comes to them. A guest with a fever does not want to spend the last days of a holiday searching for a clinic, and a grandmother in Brisée Verdière should not have to be driven into town for a routine blood-pressure check. Médecin à Domicile sends the nearest available doctor to your room, villa or family home at any hour, weekends and public holidays included, and our doctors are equally at ease in English, French and Mauritian Creole.
Our doctors cover the coast and the villages behind it: Belle Mare, Palmar, Poste de Flacq, Poste Lafayette, Trou d'Eau Douce, Quatre Cocos, Centre de Flacq, Bel Air Rivière Sèche, Lalmatie, Bon Accueil, Brisée Verdière, Camp de Masque and Grande Rivière Sud Est. Every request goes to a coordinator who can see where each of our 18 GPS-tracked medical vehicles is and picks the doctor closest to you. On the east coast, the length of the journey depends on where that doctor is at that moment, so you get an honest arrival estimate on the phone instead of a promise nobody could keep.
Days on the east coast are spent outdoors: swimming off Belle Mare and Palmar, a round on one of the golf courses, or a speedboat or catamaran outing from Trou d'Eau Douce to Île aux Cerfs. The sun is strong and the trade winds can make a crossing choppy, so the usual complaints are sunburn, heat exhaustion, dehydration, seasickness that lingers after you are back on land, upset stomachs and cuts from coral or rocks. A home doctor can examine you back at your hotel or villa, treat the problem, give IV rehydration if it is needed and advise you on how much rest to take before the next outing.
Inland, from Lalmatie to Camp de Masque, family life often revolves around an elderly parent, and a day of farm work leaves little time to queue at a clinic. We provide monthly visits to keep diabetes and blood pressure under control, blood collection and ECG at home, wound care for cuts picked up outdoors, flu vaccination before winter, and care for children with fevers or ear infections. Families covered by Eagle Insurance or Jubilee Insurance are seen without paying up front, while other insurers pay you back on a claim. When a relative is bedridden, we can also put a carer in place or set up palliative care at home.
If you are staying in one of the resorts or villas along Belle Mare and Palmar, you can ask reception to call us or dial 86121 yourself. A doctor comes to your room, examines you in private and leaves you with an official medical report and invoice that international travel insurers accept, which makes your claim far simpler once you are home. Consultations take place in English or French, and children are seen as readily as adults. For hotels, our hotel doctor service means a single number to call for any guest who falls ill, whether it is midday or the middle of the night.
When a life may be at risk, do not wait for a home visit. Chest pain, the signs of a stroke, severe breathlessness, a major accident or loss of consciousness all mean one thing: call SAMU on 114 at once. The nearest public hospital for the east is Flacq Hospital. We also run an ambulance service for transfers to a hospital or clinic. Our home doctors take care of what is urgent but not life-threatening: a child's high fever, vomiting that will not settle, a painful infection, a wound that needs stitches or a flare-up of a long-term illness.
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Need a doctor in Belle Mare or Flacq right now? Call 86121 — available 24/7.
Since opening in 2016, Médecin à Domicile has grown into a home-visit service that families all over Mauritius rely on. Every one of our 20+ in-house doctors is registered with the Medical Council of Mauritius. In Belle Mare & Flacq, our doctors go wherever they are needed, from a resort room facing the lagoon to a family home among the cane fields, by day or by night.
Our doctors see every generation in Belle Mare and the Flacq villages: babies with a fever in Quatre Cocos, teenagers back from the beach with sunstroke, adults with a chest infection and grandparents whose diabetes needs adjusting. Many everyday illnesses and flare-ups can be examined and treated at home.
Whether you are in a Belle Mare hotel or a house in Centre de Flacq, the services below come to you: consultations, IV and IM treatments, Hydravit IV therapy, sutures and wound care, blood tests, ECG, flu jabs and telemedicine, as well as medical escort, our ambulance service and a company doctor for local businesses.
From Palmar to Camp de Masque, it starts with one call. Tell us your village or hotel and your symptoms; the coordinator sends the nearest free doctor in the Flacq area and tells you honestly roughly when to expect them.
1. You Call Us
2. We Take Your Request
3. We Dispatch a Doctor
4. You Get Treated at Home
On the east coast, resorts and villages alike need a doctor they can count on at 3 a.m. as much as at noon. Here is what we bring to Belle Mare, Flacq and the villages in between.
GPS-tracked fleet
Our GPS-connected fleet of 18 vehicles means the nearest doctor is dispatched to you, fast.
All-age group care
Top-notch home healthcare services for all age groups in Mauritius.
Present in Mauritius & UAE
Doctors and healthcare professionals, proudly serving in Mauritius and the UAE.
Insurance claimable
Visits are cashless with some insurance companies or claimable by any insurance.
Tracking App
Innovative tracking app that sets the standard for home healthcare services in Mauritius.
Doctors
We have a panel of elaborately chosen experienced doctors and medical staff.
Rated 4.9/5 from 490+ reviews across Mauritius, our doctors are judged by the people they treat. Read what patients say, then picture the same care in your Belle Mare hotel room or your home in Flacq.
Marylin S.
Triyum R.
Henry C.
An experienced, fully-equipped team ready to deploy anywhere across the island, by day, by night, and when it matters most.
Cashless care
Rs 0*
Walk in, get treated, walk out — nothing to pay at the point of care.
*Applicable to selected insurance members. Call our hotline 86121 for more info.
Check my eligibilityVisite à domicile
Rs 3 000
A doctor at your door, anywhere across the island, during the day.
Average arrival within the hour for most regions.
Book a home visitVisite à domicile — Emergency
Rs 4 000
After-hours care when you need it most, wherever you are.
Same trusted team, ready around the clock.
Request emergency visitDeath certificate
from Rs 5 000
Compassionate, dignified support at a difficult time — anytime.
Our team guides you through every step.
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Staying in Belle Mare or living in a Flacq village? Ring 86121 day or night, or reach us through WhatsApp or the app. The form below works too: leave your details and we will ring you back.
Questions we often hear from hotel guests in Belle Mare and Palmar and from families in Centre de Flacq and the surrounding villages: what a visit costs, which places we reach, and when to call SAMU instead.
Day visits (08:00–18:00) are Rs 3 000 and night visits (18:00–08:00) are Rs 4 000, whether the doctor comes to a resort in Belle Mare or a family home in Bon Accueil. No cash is needed at all if your insurer is Eagle Insurance or Jubilee Insurance. If you are covered by another insurer, you pay on the day and claim the amount back. On holiday? Ask the doctor for the medical report and invoice for your travel insurance claim.
It depends on where the nearest available doctor is when you call. Our coordinator sees the whole GPS-tracked fleet, dispatches the closest doctor and then gives you a realistic estimate of the arrival time over the phone. We prefer an honest estimate to a fixed promise, because journeys along the east coast vary with the hour and the roads. Keep your phone nearby in case the doctor needs directions to your villa or house.
We visit Belle Mare, Palmar, Poste de Flacq, Poste Lafayette, Trou d’Eau Douce, Quatre Cocos, Centre de Flacq, Bel Air Rivière Sèche, Lalmatie, Bon Accueil, Brisée Verdière, Camp de Masque and Grande Rivière Sud Est. Our doctors also travel to the rest of Mauritius, so if your village is missing from this list, call 86121 and the coordinator will confirm who can come.
Yes. The doctor sees you in your room or villa, so you do not have to leave the resort or explain your symptoms at an unfamiliar clinic. Before leaving, the doctor gives you an official medical report and an invoice; international travel insurers accept both. Keep them safe together with any pharmacy receipts so that your claim file is complete when you get home.
Your first call should be SAMU on 114 whenever there is chest pain, a suspected stroke, serious trouble breathing, a bad accident or a person who has collapsed and does not respond. The nearest public hospital is Flacq Hospital. Transport to a hospital or clinic can be handled by our ambulance team. Call us instead for urgent problems with no threat to life, such as a high temperature, a painful infection or a cut that needs stitches.
Yes. Monthly home follow-up suits older patients living with diabetes, high blood pressure or another long-term condition, especially when getting into town is an effort. The doctor checks blood pressure and blood sugar, reviews the medicines, and can take blood samples or record an ECG at home when needed. Families in villages such as Camp de Masque, Lalmatie or Brisée Verdière can plan a regular visit, and we can also arrange carers at home.
