Doctor After Hours in Table View, Cape Town
Looking for a doctor after hours in Cape Town? NocDoc provides appointment-based medical care for families and working adults outside conventional consulting hours.
NocDoc provides after-hours primary healthcare. For life or limb-threatening conditions, proceed directly to the nearest Emergency Centre or call emergency medical services.
Open until 9:00 PM
Seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays. Appointment-based consultations with urgent patients prioritised by clinical need.
Our after hours GP service in Table View is open until 9:00 PM, seven days a week.
If you need a local GP after hours, our after-hours GP service gives you access to experienced doctors for urgent, non-life-threatening concerns.
Cape Town patients looking for after hours doctors can book online, through WhatsApp or by telephone.
NocDoc welcomes infants, children, adolescents, adults and elderly patients. Private consultations and medical aid appointments are available.
After-Hours GP Services in Table View, Cape Town
NocDoc helps patients access trusted GP care when regular practices have closed for the day. Based in the Bloubergstrand and Table View area, the practice offers evening, weekend and public holiday consultations for suitable medical concerns.
A child may develop a fever in the evening, an infection may worsen overnight, or a working adult may struggle to see their regular GP during the day. NocDoc gives you another option for receiving prompt medical attention close to home.
GP Care Outside Conventional Hours
NocDoc operates from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM from Monday to Friday and from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. These extended hours allow families and individuals to access healthcare after work, over weekends and on days when many regular practices have closed.
Affordable Care for Non-Emergency Concerns
Many patients visit an Emergency Centre because they cannot reach their regular doctor after 4:00 PM. Patients with non-critical conditions may then face longer waiting periods and Emergency Centre rates.
Urgent Patients Prioritised by Clinical Need
Appointments help us manage patient flow, while clinical need guides the order in which urgent patients receive care. A doctor may prioritise a patient whose symptoms require more immediate assessment.
Medical Conditions Our Doctors Treat
NocDoc provides comprehensive after-hours primary healthcare services for a wide range of common illnesses and injuries. Our doctors care for patients across every stage of life and tailor each consultation to the person’s symptoms, age, medical history and current health.
Acute Illnesses and Infections
We assess and treat acute illnesses that require medical attention outside regular consulting hours. These may include fever, coughs, flu symptoms, common infections and other sudden changes in your health.
Minor Injuries and Wound Care
NocDoc can assist with suitable minor injuries that fall within the scope of an after-hours GP practice. This includes assessing the injury, providing basic wound care and determining whether you need further treatment.
Children’s Illnesses
A sick child can cause concern, especially when symptoms begin in the evening or over a weekend. NocDoc welcomes infants, children and adolescents for suitable non-life-threatening medical concerns.
Women’s, Men’s and Sexual Health
Patients can book confidential consultations for women’s health, men’s health and sexual health concerns. Our doctors approach these discussions with professionalism, respect and sensitivity.
Mental Health Care
NocDoc provides confidential after-hours mental health care for patients experiencing anxiety, low mood, stress, sleep difficulties or changes in daily functioning. The doctor will discuss your symptoms, medical history, current medication and immediate concerns before recommending suitable treatment, follow-up care or referral to a mental health professional.
General Medical Services
Our doctor services also include general health assessments, medical certificates, basic procedures and follow-up recommendations. Medical certificates are issued when the doctor considers them clinically appropriate following a consultation.
When to Visit NocDoc or an Emergency Centre
NocDoc provides primary healthcare for urgent but non-life-threatening concerns. Choosing the right level of medical care helps you receive the support your condition requires.
NocDoc Can Assist With
Book an appointment with NocDoc when you need medical assistance for a condition that can usually be assessed by a GP. This may include an acute illness, fever, infection, cough, flu symptoms, a minor injury, wound care, a child’s illness or another general health concern.
You can contact our team if you feel uncertain about whether the practice can assist. Share the patient’s symptoms clearly so that we can advise you on the most suitable course of action.
Proceed to an Emergency Centre For
Life or limb-threatening medical emergencies require immediate Emergency Centre care. These may include:
- Severe chest pain
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Signs of a stroke
- Loss of consciousness
- Severe bleeding
- Major trauma
- Serious head or spinal injuries
- A severe allergic reaction
- Choking
- Severe burns
Call emergency medical services or proceed to the nearest Emergency Centre when a patient experiences these symptoms. Do not wait for an appointment at NocDoc.
Assessment, Stabilisation and Referral
A patient’s condition may sometimes appear less serious at first and require a higher level of care after clinical assessment. When appropriate, the NocDoc doctor can provide initial medical support and direct the patient to an Emergency Centre or specialist service. The doctor will explain the reason for the referral and provide relevant clinical information to support the next stage of care.
How a Visit Works
Choose Your Booking Method
Use the online booking system to select an available time. You can also WhatsApp or call
076 432 2478 for assistance.
Provide the Patient’s Details
Share the patient’s name, age, contact information, main symptoms and preferred appointment time. Mention any urgent symptoms when you contact the practice.
Receive Appointment Confirmation
The practice will confirm the appointment time, physical address and any information you should bring. Please arrive at the confirmed time to help us manage waiting periods.
Attend the GP Consultation
The doctor will discuss the patient’s symptoms and medical history before completing an appropriate clinical examination. You will receive clear information about the findings, recommended treatment and any follow-up care.
Receive a Prescription or Referral
Where appropriate, the doctor can issue an electronic or printed prescription. The doctor may also provide a referral for testing, specialist care or an Emergency Centre assessment.
Choose the booking method that works for you
Appointments help the practice prepare for the patient’s needs and manage waiting times.
NocDoc is adjacent to a late-opening pharmacy and works closely with nearby community pharmacies, helping patients access prescribed medication after their appointment.
Doctor Opening Hours, Fees and Medical Aid
NocDoc is open seven days a week, including public holidays. Appointments are required. Urgent patients receive priority according to clinical need.
Consulting Hours
DAY
CONSULTING HOURS
Monday to Friday
4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday
12:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Sunday
12:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Public holidays
12:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Private Consultation Fees
R590.00
Monday to Saturday private GP
consultation.
R750.00
Sunday and public holiday private GP consultation.
The practice explains any separate charges for procedures, consumables or other services before proceeding where applicable.
Medical Aid Rates
Most major South African medical aids are accepted where direct claiming is available. Scheme rates apply when NocDoc accepts the patient’s medical aid. Patients remain responsible for any co-payments, unpaid balances and services their medical aid does not cover. Cash-paying patients are welcome. Please provide your medical aid details when booking so that our team can check the relevant claiming arrangements.
Healthcare for Every Stage of Life
NocDoc provides family-focused medical care for infants, children, adolescents, adults and elderly patients. Every appointment considers the patient’s age, symptoms, health history and individual healthcare needs.
Infants and Children
Parents can book an appointment when a baby or child develops a suitable non-life-threatening health concern after regular consulting hours. Our doctors assess children with care and explain the findings and treatment recommendations to the parent or guardian.
Adolescents and Adults
Adolescents and adults can visit NocDoc for acute illness, minor injuries, wound care, sexual health, women’s health, men’s health and general medical concerns.
Working adults can access professional GP care after work without waiting until the next business day.
Elderly Patients
Older patients often have existing medical conditions or use several forms of medicine. Please bring a current medication list and any relevant medical information to the appointment.
The doctor will consider the patient’s wider medical history during the assessment and recommend follow-up with their regular GP or specialist when required.
Meet Your After-Hours Doctors
NocDoc is led by Dr Georgie Varughese, a GP based in Table View. He works with associated doctors who have experience in both general practice and Emergency Centre medicine. This combination of primary and emergency care experience helps the team recognise which conditions can be managed within the practice and which require referral to a higher level of care.
Dr Georgie Varughese
Clinical lead
HPCSA registration: MP0787329
Qualifications:
– Advanced Trauma Life Support: ATLS: Trauma Society of South Africa
– Basic Life Support: BLS: American Heart Association
– Pediatric Advanced Life Support: PALS: American Heart Association
– Advanced Cardiac Life Support: ACLS: American Heart Association
– Basic Surgical Skills; University of Cape Town
– Neonatal Resuscitation Course; Department of Neonatology,Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital, Johannesburg
– Family Medicine & PHC Skills Course: Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
– HIV & TB Training: AURUM Institute
Experienced GPs and Emergency Centre Doctors
Dr Georgie leads the clinical service and shares NocDoc’s commitment to accessible, affordable and quality healthcare outside conventional working hours.
NocDoc’s associated doctors have worked as General Practitioners and Emergency Centre doctors. Each doctor brings clinical experience in assessing common illnesses, minor injuries and urgent medical concerns. The attending doctor will introduce themselves and discuss the patient’s care clearly throughout the consultation.
Verified Credentials
HPCSA registration: MP0787329
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Clear attending doctor
The attending doctor introduces themselves and
explains the patient’s care throughout the
consultation.
General practice experience
Associated doctors assess common illnesses, minor
injuries and general medical concerns.
Emergency Centre experience
The team understands when a concern needs referral
for hospital-level care.
Why NocDoc Was Established
Doctors working in Emergency Centres regularly see stable, non-critical patients arriving after 4:00 PM because their regular GPs have closed. These patients may wait longer and pay Emergency Centre rates for a condition that a GP could assess. This experience led to the idea for NocDoc. The practice gives families and working adults access to quality primary healthcare during evenings, weekends and public holidays.
Our purpose is straightforward: provide trusted GP care after hours for the whole family.
Late-Opening Pharmacy Access After Consultation
Accessing prescribed medicine can become difficult when pharmacies close for the day. NocDoc is adjacent to a pharmacy that operates until late, giving patients a convenient option after their consultation.
We also work closely with nearby community pharmacies. The doctor can issue a prescription electronically or in printed format where appropriate.
Medication availability depends on the pharmacy’s opening hours and current stock. You may take your prescription to another pharmacy if your preferred medicine is unavailable nearby.
Visit Our GP Practice in Table View, Cape Town
NocDoc serves patients from Bloubergstrand, Table View and surrounding Cape Town communities. The practice offers local access to medical care during evenings, weekends and public holidays.
Physical Address: 30 Blaauwberg Rd, Table View, Cape Town, 7439
Phone and WhatsApp
076 432 2478
Doctor After Hours FAQs
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. NocDoc operates by appointment. You can book online, through WhatsApp or by calling 076 432 2478.
Urgent patients may receive priority according to clinical need.
Does NocDoc accept walk-in patients?
NocDoc uses an appointment-based system. Contact the practice before arriving so that the team can confirm availability and advise you on the appropriate next step.
What conditions can an after-hours doctor treat?
Our doctors treat suitable non-life-threatening concerns, including acute illnesses, fever, infections, coughs, flu symptoms, minor injuries, children’s illnesses, wound care and general health concerns.
NocDoc also provides women’s health, men’s health, sexual health, chronic disease support, basic procedures and medical certificates where clinically appropriate.
Can I bring my baby or child to NocDoc?
Yes. We accept infants, children and adolescents for suitable medical concerns. A parent or legal guardian should accompany patients who are minors.
Do you accept medical aid?
NocDoc accepts most major South African medical aids where direct claiming is available. Scheme rates apply when the medical aid is accepted.
Patients remain responsible for co-payments and services their scheme does not cover.
How much does a private GP consultation cost?
A private consultation costs R590 from Monday to Saturday. The fee is R750 on Sundays and public holidays.
Any applicable charges for procedures, consumables or other services will be explained separately.
Are you open on Sundays and public holidays?
Yes. NocDoc is open from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Sundays and public holidays.
How do I book an appointment?
You can book through the NocDoc website, send a WhatsApp message or call 076 432 2478.
Can I receive medicine after my consultation?
The doctor can issue an electronic or printed prescription where appropriate. NocDoc is adjacent to a late-opening pharmacy and works with nearby community pharmacies.
The pharmacy will confirm medication availability and pricing.
Can NocDoc issue a medical certificate?
A doctor may issue a medical certificate following an appropriate consultation and clinical assessment. The doctor will decide whether a certificate is medically justified.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring:
- Your identity document
- The patient’s medical aid details
- A list of current medication
- Relevant medical reports or referral letters
- Information about allergies and existing conditions
Parents should bring the child’s relevant health information where available.
Is NocDoc an emergency clinic?
NocDoc is an after-hours primary care GP practice. Life or limb-threatening conditions require assessment at an Emergency Centre.
What should I do during a medical emergency?
Proceed directly to the nearest Emergency Centre or call emergency medical services. Severe chest pain, serious breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, loss of consciousness, severe bleeding and major trauma require immediate emergency care.
Where is NocDoc located?
NocDoc is based in the Bloubergstrand and Table View area of Cape Town.
Physical Address: 30 Blaauwberg Road, Table View, Cape Town, South Africa
Book an After-Hours GP Consultation
Book an appointment with an experienced GP in Table View. NocDoc is open until 9:00 PM, seven days a week, for urgent but non-life-threatening medical concerns.