Contact
Contact and find us
We are at Mile One in Port Harcourt, and reachable on two lines by WhatsApp call, WhatsApp chat, telephone or email. The clinic is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
- including public holidays
- Open 24/7
- both take WhatsApp calls
- 2 lines
- Port Harcourt
- Mile One
- online consultations
- Worldwide
How to reach us
Every route reaches the same team
There is no switchboard maze here - whichever way you contact us, a person reads it. A WhatsApp call or chat is the fastest and most reliable route from any country.
- Clinic, appointments & emergencies+234 803 449 4096Appointments, emergencies and general enquiries. Also on WhatsApp.
- United Kingdom line & WhatsApp+44 7391 189464Our second line, also on WhatsApp. Answered 24 hours a day.
- WhatsAppWhatsApp call or chatOur recommended route. A WhatsApp call connects reliably and at no international cost from any country, and you can send photographs of documents or results.
- Emailinfo@careandcureclinics.co.ukFor reports, records, accounts and anything needing a written trail.
In a life-threatening emergency
The clinic
#15 Ikwerre StreetMile One
Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Nigeria
Opening hours
- Monday - Sunday
- Open 24 hours
- Public holidays
- Open 24 hours
Round the clock, all year. No closed period and no reduced holiday service.
- Registered name
- Care and Cure Clinics Ltd.
- Registration
- RC 1533771
- Incorporated
- 19 October 2018

Enquiries
Where to send what
Six kinds of enquiry, and the fastest route for each.
Appointments and requests
Booking a consultation, telemedicine, transport or home care.
Emergencies
Emergency medical and surgical intervention, any hour of the day or night.
Consulting us online
A video or voice consultation wherever you are, or arranging care for a relative.
Reports, records and accounts
Medical reports, copies of records, invoices and general administration.
Working with us
Clinicians and healthcare professionals interested in joining the team.
Feedback and enquiries
Tell us how it went, or contact our management team with any general enquiry.
Finding us
Getting to Mile One
Port Harcourt addresses are often easier by landmark than by street number, so use whichever of these helps.
By the address
#15 Ikwerre Street, Mile One, Port Harcourt. Mile One is a well-known landmark in the Diobu area of Port Harcourt.
What to look for
The circular Care & Cure ampersand sign on the frontage. The gallery has a photograph of the entrance so you know it when you see it.
Accessibility
If you have specific access needs or mobility requirements, please inform our reception team when booking so we can make appropriate arrangements for your visit.
Choosing a channel
Which route to use, and when
All four reach the same team. These are simply the ones that work fastest for each situation.
WhatsApp call or chat - our recommendation
The fastest and most reliable route from any country, for both calls and messages. It connects where an international dial to a mobile often will not, costs the caller nothing beyond data, and lets you send photographs of results or documents.
A voice call - for anything urgent
Either line, at any hour. For a life-threatening emergency, call rather than message: a call is answered immediately, a message waits to be read.
Email - for anything needing a record
Reports, records, invoices, insurance correspondence and second-opinion requests with results attached. Email also works well across time zones, because neither of us has to be awake at the same moment.
The booking form - for appointments
Usually the quickest way to arrange a non-urgent appointment, because you can describe the problem in your own words without being put on hold.
Your information is encrypted
Everything you send through this website travels over an encrypted connection (HTTPS/TLS), is stored securely, and is used only to arrange your care. We will never ask for card details, passwords or payment information by telephone, email or WhatsApp.
We reply to every request
Book through the form for anything non-urgent, or send a WhatsApp call or chat if you would rather speak to a person. A life-threatening emergency should always be a call.

