A doctor at your door in Mahebourg, Blue Bay, Pointe d'Esny and Plaine Magnien, by day or by night. Médecin à Domicile has cared for 80,000+ families across Mauritius since 2016.
Mahebourg has the unhurried feel of an old seaside town. Fishing boats rest along the waterfront facing the Grand Port bay, the Monday market fills the streets with vegetables, spices and fabric, and the National History Museum keeps the island's past alive. Follow the coast road a little further and Blue Bay and Pointe d'Esny open onto turquoise water, guesthouses and holiday homes. Grandparents, fishermen, shopkeepers and visitors all share the same streets here, and the nearest public hospital is a drive inland.
That is exactly where a home visit earns its place. An elderly parent with a fever should not have to sit in a car and then in a waiting room; parents whose child is coughing at midnight need an answer before morning; a traveller who landed this afternoon at the airport in Plaine Magnien has no idea where to go. Médecin à Domicile sends the nearest available doctor to your house, guesthouse or hotel room, 24/7, weekends and public holidays included. Our doctors speak English, French and Mauritian Creole, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Our doctors visit homes, guesthouses and hotels all along the Grand Port coast and in the villages behind it: Mahebourg town and its waterfront, Blue Bay, Pointe d'Esny, Ville Noire, Beau Vallon, Plaine Magnien, Pointe Jérôme, Vieux Grand Port, Ferney, Bois des Amourettes and Rivière des Créoles. Our GPS-tracked fleet of 18 medical vehicles lets the coordinator see which doctor is closest and send that doctor straight to you. Travel times on the south-east coast depend on where the nearest doctor happens to be when you call, so the coordinator gives you a realistic arrival estimate on the phone rather than a generic promise. Not sure whether your village is included? Just ask on 86121.
Blue Bay Marine Park is a favourite for snorkelling and glass-bottom boat trips, the wind off Pointe d'Esny draws kitesurfers, and boats cross to Île aux Aigrettes and its nature reserve. A day on and around the lagoon brings its own small mishaps: coral cuts and grazes that need proper cleaning, sea-urchin spines, sunburn and dehydration after hours on the water, a sprained wrist or ankle after a fall from the board, or an earache after too much swimming. Our doctors provide wound care and sutures where you are staying, check for signs of infection, and tell you honestly when an X-ray or a hospital is the better option.
Away from the beaches, Mahebourg and villages such as Plaine Magnien, Rivière des Créoles and Bois des Amourettes are home to close-knit families, often with grandparents living under the same roof. For them we offer monthly visits to follow diabetes and blood pressure, blood collection and ECG at home, elderly home visits, flu vaccination, and care for children with fever, coughs or tummy bugs. If your cover is with Eagle Insurance or Jubilee Insurance, there is nothing to pay up front; any other insurer refunds the visit once you send in a claim. Regular follow-up at home spares an older person tiring trips by bus or car, and lets the doctor see how they really manage day to day.
SSR International Airport sits in Plaine Magnien, right in our coverage area, with Blue Bay, Pointe d'Esny and Mahebourg among the nearest places to stay. Some visitors arrive already unwell: drained after a long flight, thrown off by jet lag, or nursing a fever, a cold or a stomach bug that started on the journey. Instead of hunting for a clinic in a place you have never seen, call us and a doctor comes to your hotel room or guesthouse. You leave the consultation with an official medical report and invoice, accepted by international travel insurers, and the visit can be held in English or French. Staying on for a while? The same team can follow up.
Knowing when not to call a home doctor matters just as much. Dial 114 for SAMU at once if you see chest pain, the warning signs of a stroke, someone fighting for breath, a serious injury or a person who cannot be woken. The nearest public hospital for the Grand Port area is Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital in Rose Belle. Should the patient need to go to a hospital or clinic, our own ambulance service can handle the transfer. For everything that is urgent but not life-threatening, such as a high fever, repeated vomiting, a painful ear, a deep cut or a mild asthma flare, our home doctor can examine and treat you where you are.
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Need a doctor in Mahebourg or Blue Bay tonight? Call 86121 — available 24/7.
Médecin à Domicile is a team of 20+ in-house doctors, all registered with the Medical Council of Mauritius, making home visits across the island since 2016. In Mahebourg & Blue Bay, we see grandparents in the old town, children in the Grand Port villages and holidaymakers by the lagoon, whether at home, in a guesthouse or in a hotel room, at any hour.
From a toddler with a sudden fever in Beau Vallon to a grandparent in Mahebourg whose blood pressure needs checking, our doctors treat patients of every age at home. Infections, flu, stomach upsets, skin problems, minor injuries and flare-ups of chronic conditions can all be assessed and treated without leaving the house.
Plenty of the care listed below can be carried out at your door in Mahebourg and Blue Bay: consultations, IV and IM treatments, Hydravit IV therapy, wound care and sutures, blood collection, ECG, flu vaccination and telemedicine. For longer-term needs, we also provide palliative care, medical escorts and carers.
Calling from Mahebourg, Blue Bay or a nearby village? Tell the coordinator where you are and what is wrong. They send the closest available doctor and give you a realistic arrival estimate before you hang up.
1. You Call Us
2. We Take Your Request
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4. You Get Treated at Home
In the south-east, what matters most is a doctor who actually turns up, at any hour, and speaks your language. Here is what sets our service apart for Mahebourg and Blue Bay.
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.
Patients all over Mauritius rate us 4.9/5 from 490+ reviews. Whether you live in Mahebourg or are staying in Blue Bay, here is what people say after being seen at home or at their hotel.
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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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Practical answers for residents of Mahebourg and the Grand Port villages, and for travellers staying in Blue Bay or Pointe d’Esny: prices, coverage, arrival estimates and what to do in a real emergency.
A home visit costs Rs 3 000 during the day (08:00–18:00) and Rs 4 000 at night (18:00–08:00), whether you are in Mahebourg town, a Grand Port village or a hotel in Blue Bay. Eagle Insurance and Jubilee Insurance policyholders pay nothing on the spot. With any other insurer, you settle the visit and then claim it back. Holidaymakers are given an invoice and an official medical report to pass on to their travel insurance.
We always dispatch the nearest available doctor from our GPS-tracked fleet of 18 medical vehicles. How long the trip takes depends on where that doctor is when you call, the time of day and the road to your door, so we do not quote a fixed time for the south-east. Instead, the coordinator gives you a realistic arrival estimate on the phone, and you can call 86121 again at any point for an update. If things get worse while you wait, call SAMU on 114.
We cover the whole area: Mahebourg town and waterfront, Blue Bay, Pointe d’Esny, Ville Noire, Beau Vallon, Plaine Magnien, Pointe Jérôme, Vieux Grand Port, Ferney, Bois des Amourettes and Rivière des Créoles. Beyond this list our doctors travel all over Mauritius, so if you are staying elsewhere in the south-east, call 86121 and the coordinator will tell you who can come and roughly when.
Yes. The airport is in Plaine Magnien, close to Blue Bay, Pointe d’Esny and Mahebourg. If you arrive exhausted, jet-lagged, or with a fever or digestive trouble that began during the trip, call 86121 and a doctor will come to your room or guesthouse. For your claim, you will be handed an official medical report and an invoice, documents that international travel insurers accept.
Any life-threatening situation, such as chest pain, stroke symptoms, major trauma or a person who is unconscious or struggling to breathe, needs SAMU first: dial 114. The nearest public hospital is Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital in Rose Belle. If a transfer is needed, Médecin à Domicile can send its own ambulance. Home visits are meant for problems that are pressing but not dangerous to life, never as a stand-in for an emergency department.
Yes, as long as the injury is not severe. Our doctors clean and dress coral cuts and grazes, remove sea-urchin spines where possible, stitch wounds that need sutures, and examine sprains from kitesurfing or a slip on the rocks. They also treat sunburn, dehydration and ear pain after long hours in the water. If the doctor suspects a fracture or a wound that needs hospital care, they will tell you and help arrange the next step.
