If you or your children suddenly have a fever or do not feel well on a Saturday night, Sunday or national holiday, please go to the Shinjuku City Medical Association Residents’ Health Center first. The center provides care for conditions and issues related to internal medicine and pediatrics. Fees are charged for medical treatment covered by insurance, so please be sure to bring your health insurance card.

Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Hours

Notes:

1. Please call and explain your symptoms over the telephone before going to the health center for treatment.
2. The reception desk is open until thirty minutes before closing time.

Telephone Guidance and Consultation for Concerns Outside Internal Medicine and Pediatrics (in Japanese)

Information is provided concerning designated medical institutions and dentists on duty. Doctors and nurses offer consultation services concerning emergency first aid as necessary.

Emergency Dental Treatment

Two dental clinics in Shinjuku City are open on a rotational basis. For more information, please check rotational medical services via the Shinjuku City website, or call the Shinjuku City Medical Association Residents’ Health Center.

Hours: Sundays, national holidays and during the year-end/New Year holidays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Tokyo Metropolitan Information on Medical Institutions