Health

A private dental clinic a short walk from the centre: cleaning, fillings, extractions, prosthetics and braces under one roof. Open seven days, until five on Sunday — for a visitor that matters more than a rating, because a tooth does not start hurting on schedule.

The highest-capability facility in the province and the default destination for a real emergency. Phone +84 263 3827 528.

Opened October 2025, part of a 170-clinic national chain. Vaccinations, paediatric consultations, labs and a play area. The newest paediatric option in the city.

Longest opening hours of any vet in town — vaccination, deworming, surgery, dental, plus food and accessories. Phone 0986 132 381.

The largest private general hospital in Da Lat and the realistic first stop for a foreign family. Under one roof: specialist consultations, surgery, obstetrics and paediatrics, with the hospital's own laboratory, CT, MRI, X-ray and ultrasound; part of the Hoan My group, one of the biggest private healthcare networks in the country. Some of the doctors and staff speak English. The A&E deserves its own note: it runs around the clock and takes adults and children. We tested it ourselves — a child split his head open, was seen at once, stitched and sent home with medicines; the whole visit came to 1.1M₫, about forty-two dollars, medicines included. There is no separate children's A&E; children are seen in the general one.

A private dermatology practice — something the tropics call for more often than you would think. Fungus between the toes after the rainy season, rashes from bites, sunburn at altitude, inflamed scratches that heal slower up in the mountains: for these you go here rather than to a hospital. They examine the skin under magnification and advise on care and treatment. By ratings it is the most visible skin practice in town: 4.7 across three hundred reviews.

The dental clinic where we had an implant done ourselves, so the price comes from our own bill rather than a price list: 22M₫ for the whole thing. That covered the first consultation and every follow-up, two 3D scans, a bone graft, the implant itself and the crown on top. Nothing extra appeared along the way — which is the point, because the usual regional pattern is to quote for the screw and bill the scans, the bone and the crown afterwards.

A large private outpatient clinic in a new building on Hai Ba Trung — the place you go when the case does not call for a hospital but does need sorting today. Under one roof: internal medicine, paediatrics, gynaecology, ENT, dermatology, ophthalmology and dentistry; its own equipment — ultrasound, X-ray, CT, ECG and endoscopy; its own laboratory with quick blood, urine and biochemistry work. Vaccinations are a story of their own: a wide list, imported and local, for children and adults. The main difference from a state hospital is not the equipment but the order of things: appointments, no crowd in the corridor, and 4.9 on the maps — a rarity for medicine in this town.

A chain clinic with two branches in town: scaling, wisdom tooth extraction, braces and aligners, whitening, ceramic crowns. It sees more foreigners than most Da Lat dentists, so the staff are used to explaining things with gestures and pictures.

A private medical centre on Le Hong Phong. People come here for tests and diagnostics when the answer is needed the same day. The departments are listed on the sign outside, and for an outpatient centre the range is wide: - consultations: internal medicine, paediatrics, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry - specialists: ENT, ophthalmology, dermatology, dentistry and maxillofacial - equipment: X-ray, cardiac tests, EEG, bone density, respiratory function - an in-house laboratory: biochemistry, immunology, microbiology What sets it apart from the other private clinics is the insurance. Since 1 July 2025 the centre accepts the Vietnamese health insurance card, and a separate banner in the yard says so.