American Medical Centers
English-speaking doctors, 24/7 emergency care and home visits. Phone 0322 500 020.
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One number for everything: 112. Below are the hospitals, pharmacies and steps to follow if something goes wrong.
Save 112 in your phone and install the 112 Georgia app before you travel to the mountains. In remote valleys there may be no signal at all.
Hospitals and clinics in Tbilisi
For serious emergencies call 112. For less urgent problems, these private clinics are used to foreign patients. Keep your insurance policy at hand.
New Hospitals
Large multi-profile hospital; most doctors speak English. Phone 0322 190 190.
Evex clinics
Network of hospitals and clinics in Tbilisi and the regions. Ask for an English-speaking doctor. Phone 0322 550 505.
Phone numbers are given as published by the clinics; check them before you rely on them.
Pharmacies
Aversi, PSP and GPC pharmacies are on almost every street, and many are open 24 hours. Staff in larger pharmacies often speak English or Russian. Bring the generic name of your medicine.
Tourist police
Patrol police have officers for tourists in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and other major cities. Call 112 and ask for the tourist police for theft, lost items or disputes.
Lost or stolen passport
- Report it at the nearest police station and ask for a written report.
- Contact your embassy or consulate in Tbilisi for an emergency travel document.
- Bring a copy of the passport, other ID, two passport photos and the police report.