Family Medicine Clinics in Sha Tin District (formerly General Outpatient Clinics) 2026: addresses, opening sessions and evening and holiday consultations of 4 public clinics

Which Family Medicine Clinics are in Sha Tin District?

According to Hospital Authority data published via DATA.GOV.HK (30 August 2026 to 26 September 2026), Sha Tin District has 4 Family Medicine Clinics. ‘Average daily quota on weekdays’ in the table is the average daily number of consultation places on days with consultations from Monday to Friday, shown as the lowest and highest figures; it does not mean places are still available on a given day.

Which public hospitals and institutions are in the Sha Tin District, and which have an A&E department?

According to the Hospital Authority list of hospitals/institutions published via DATA.GOV.HK (file of 12 June 2026), 4 Hospital Authority hospitals and institutions have addresses in the Sha Tin District, 1 of which provides accident and emergency services: Prince of Wales Hospital.

For the addresses of all 44 Hospital Authority hospitals and institutions and whether each provides A&E services, see Hong Kong public hospitals list (file of 12 June 2026).

For A&E fees, triage categories and refunds, see A&E fees and triage; for when to call 999, see Why call 999?.

Are there public clinics in Sha Tin District in the evening and on holidays?

Of the Family Medicine Clinics in Sha Tin District, 2 have evening sessions: Lek Yuen Family Medicine Clinic and Ma On Shan Family Medicine Clinic.

Of the Family Medicine Clinics in Sha Tin District, Lek Yuen Family Medicine Clinic opens on Sunday mornings. The Hospital Authority announces before public holidays which Family Medicine Clinics will provide services on them; for example, the arrangements for the National Day holiday were announced on 29 September 2026.

How do I book, and how much does it cost?

Patients with episodic illnesses can book through the Family Medicine Clinic telephone appointment system, the eHealth mobile app, or the ‘Book FMC’ function in the ‘HA Go’ mobile app (announced by the Hospital Authority on 29 September 2026); since 15 August 2026, telephone bookings are accepted only from calls with a caller ID number displayed. Follow-up visits for patients with chronic conditions are arranged by the clinic according to clinical need.

New patients (people registering with the Hospital Authority or using its services for the first time) must first register in person at any Family Medicine Clinic, bringing their original identity document, before they can use telephone booking; clinics have help desks for people who have difficulty using telephone booking (Hospital Authority, July 2026).

From 1 January 2026, Eligible Persons pay HK$150 per consultation at Family Medicine Clinics, and HK$5 per drug item (charged in units of 4 weeks, except self-financed drugs).

The Hospital Authority's General Out-patient Clinics and Community Health Centres were renamed Family Medicine Clinics and Family Medicine Integrated Centres respectively from 11 October 2025; the existing services are not affected.

What if I cannot find a suitable public clinic?

For evening and holiday clinics in other districts, see Family Medicine Clinics in the 18 districts.

For private doctors in Sha Tin District, Book a Doctor's Sha Tin District General Practice list shows 130 doctors and its Sha Tin District Family Medicine list shows 12; based on doctors' and clinics' published weekly hours, it also lists family doctors and GPs in Sha Tin District open on Sunday (53) and with evening sessions (until 8 pm or later, 60, as of 25 October 2026); the lists are in order of English name, not of preference (this page is compiled by this site).

Doctors who have joined the Primary Care Directory can be searched by district, practice type (for example private) and consultation day and time (for example Sunday or evening); ask the clinic directly about fees. Private hospitals or medical centres in the district whose fees this site has compiled: CUHK Medical Centre, Union Hospital.

In an emergency, go straight to an Accident and Emergency Department or call 999.

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