Looking blood test in Jakarta

Any of the large hospitals should be able to conduct most blood tests.
What is the test for?

This could make a difference as there are specialist smaller clinics set up for things such as STDs and diabetes.

Yes I looking specialist smaller clinics set up for things such as STDs and diabetes

They are around but not all advertise much.
Where in Jakarta are you?

I living in pullman central park jakarta

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Thank you so much

Yazan8001 wrote:

Yes I looking specialist smaller clinics

Prodia at Meruya is testing clinic or use Royal Trauma  on JL dann mogot. You could go into the main Street in Tanjung Duren as there are a few private doctors and clinics there as well.

Also make sure to be tested for Chlamydia and Herpes I and II as well as HIV. Many STD's apparently are becoming more resistant to antibiotics.

Hey,
Does anyone know how much would a blood test be in one of the big hospitals?

And how quickly the results show.

For anyone who may ask "what's it for?"
I'm currently on a headache, diarrhoea and nausea vibe. If that helps

Oh, and if there's a good hospital in Tangerang or West jakarta.

Many thanks

In my area depending what various tests they conduct is between 250k - 1 million, and around 250k consultation fee takes between 2-4 hrs again depending what’s tests they conduct

@Yazan8001 hi Hi Yazan I am an Spanish lady arriving to Jakarta the 25...in 3 days...from Sumatra where I live...I am looking aswell for a fast blood test like you...if you get a good info. about one please let me know I could go on Monday the 26..thank you Matilda

Hi Yazan ...this is Matilde from Spain I also need a quick blood test like you...if you find one please let me know...I am living in Bukit Lawang in Sumatra...in 3 days I will be in Jakarta for a few days ..

Thank you in advance

Blood tests are many and varied in  types so your target is any of the  larger, modern hospitals in the country.

I should warn you, unlike the often more simple government run hospitals, you could easily mistake the reception area for a 5 star hotel and think you've gone to the wrong building.

We're talking self playing grand pianos and coffee bars with very nice sofas where you can sip a delicious brew whilst awaiting your turn in the queue.

The last one I visited was so nice, people hang out there as they would go to any other coffee shop or quality restaurant (That place has them as well).

As for testing anything, these places are set up with the best of the best, both in equipment and staff.