Hospitals in Siem Reap
Hospitals and clinics in Siem Reap — care levels, international clinics, 24/7 emergency rooms, and when to prefer a transfer to Phnom Penh.
- Cost
- 5 USD – 400 USD Consultation 5-15 USD public, 30-100 USD international private, emergencies 100-400 USD
- Duration
- Daytime consultations, 24/7 ER at international clinics
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Reading
- 6 min
In 3 bullets
- The Siem Reap medical offer is more limited than Phnom Penh: 2 or 3 serious international clinics + a reference children’s hospital.
- Royal Angkor International Hospital and Naga Clinic Siem Reap cover the majority of non-serious cases.
- For a vital emergency or complex pathology, transfer to Phnom Penh or evacuation to Bangkok within 4-12 hours.
When to consult in Siem Reap
- General consultations and routine care: satisfactory quality at international private.
- Paediatrics: Angkor Hospital for Children (renowned, international foundation).
- Non-vital emergency (intoxication, light accident, simple fracture): Royal Angkor International Hospital, 24/7 ER.
- Vital emergency: stabilisation at Royal Angkor then immediate transfer to Phnom Penh or Bangkok depending on prognosis.
Cost and duration
- GP consultation: 5-15 USD public, 30-80 USD international private.
- Specialist consultation: 50-150 USD depending on facility.
- Emergency + workup: 100-400 USD depending on procedures.
- One-day private-room hospitalisation: 150-500 USD.
How to consult
International private
- Royal Angkor International Hospital (Sangkat Svay Dangkum) — Siem Reap expat reference, 24/7 ER, English and French available.
- Naga Clinic Siem Reap (branch of Naga Clinic Phnom Penh) — French-speaking doctors, daytime consultations.
- Bayon Health Group — multi-specialty private clinic.
Specialised
- Angkor Hospital for Children (Sangkat Svay Dangkum) — international foundation, reference paediatrics, free for Cambodian children, paid for expats (reasonable).
Public
- Siem Reap Provincial Hospital — public, cheap but variable quality. Reserve for simple procedures or emergencies when private is unavailable.
What to bring
- Passport or copy.
- Health insurance card.
- USD cash or international credit card.
- Medical history and current prescriptions (in English ideally).
Hospitals and emergencies
| Facility | Level | 24/7 ER |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Angkor International Hospital | International private | ✅ |
| Naga Clinic Siem Reap | French-speaking private | No (daytime only) |
| Bayon Health Group | Khmer private | Partial |
| Angkor Hospital for Children | Paediatric | ✅ |
| Siem Reap Provincial Hospital | Public | ✅ (variable) |
Common pitfalls
FAQ
How much does a consultation with a French-speaking doctor in Siem Reap cost?
Count 40-80 USD at Naga Clinic Siem Reap. Independent French-speaking doctors (rare) charge 30-60 USD.
Is there a reliable dentist in Siem Reap?
Yes, several private dental clinics (European Dental Clinic, Pacific Dental Clinic). Count 30-100 USD for basic procedures (scaling, simple care) and 200-500 USD for heavy procedures (crown, implant).
For a delivery, better Siem Reap or Phnom Penh?
Phnom Penh, without hesitation, except for a simple low-risk pregnancy. Royal Angkor in Siem Reap does deliveries but the technical platform is more limited. For high-risk pregnancy, Royal Phnom Penh or Sunrise Japan in Phnom Penh (3-4 hours by road or 30 minutes by plane).
What to do during a cardiac emergency in Siem Reap?
Go urgently to Royal Angkor International Hospital for stabilisation, then request a medical transfer to Phnom Penh (Royal Phnom Penh / Sen Sok International) or Bangkok (Bumrungrad) depending on prognosis. Medical transfer cost: 1,000-5,000 USD depending on distance and mode (road/private flight).
Is international insurance useful in Siem Reap?
Essential for any stay > 1 month. Without insurance, a 3-day hospitalisation costs 1,500-4,000 USD at Royal Angkor. See assurances-sante.
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Every fact in this guide comes from official documents or government sites. An access date is recorded for each source.