Table View Clinic is a public clinic in the Blaauwberg Health District, run by the City of Cape Town. We could not read a direct number for it on a working official page, so the verified route is the City of Cape Town on 021 400 1111, together with the City’s own clinic finder.
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If this is an emergency
Call 10177 for an ambulance, or 112 from any mobile phone. A City clinic keeps weekday hours and has no emergency unit.
Verified contact routes
Read on City of Cape Town and Western Cape Government sources on 24 August 2026.
| What it is for | Contact |
|---|---|
| City of Cape Town switchboard | 021 400 1111 |
| Finding your clinic | The City’s “Find a City clinic or health centre” tool |
| Health district | Blaauwberg, Metro Region |
| Ambulance, nationally | 10177 or 112 |
| Health Ombud | 080 911 6472 |
Why there is no number here
Being specific about this is more useful than a vague disclaimer. The City publishes a City Health clinics contact list, and it is the right source, but its document server would not serve the file when we tried. Two facility pages for this clinic also returned errors. The facility is real and officially listed; what failed was our ability to read a current number from a working page.
- Use the City’s clinic finder on its website, which is the maintained source and will give the current number.
- Or phone the City switchboard on 021 400 1111 and give your suburb.
- Your clinic card names the facility you are registered at, usually with its number.
- Do not rely on listing sites. Several carry numbers for Table View clinics that belong to private practices, not the City facility.
Public and private in Table View
Table View and neighbouring Parklands have a dense concentration of private medical facilities, including group practices, a therapy centre and pathology collection points. They are easy to mistake for the public clinic when searching, and the difference is what you pay.
- Private practices bill you or your medical scheme at their own rates, with no means testing.
- The City clinic is means-tested under the Uniform Patient Fee Schedule, with pregnant women and children under six treated free of charge.
- A referral into the public hospital system comes from the public clinic, not from a private practice.
City, not province
In Cape Town a large share of primary health care is run by the City rather than the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness, which runs the hospitals. Albow Gardens in nearby Milnerton is another City facility in the same Blaauwberg district. A query or complaint about a City clinic goes to the City, and phoning the province about one is the usual reason people are transferred repeatedly.
Clinics work on catchment areas, so the right one is the clinic covering your address rather than the nearest on a map. Bring your identity document, clinic card, Road to Health booklet for immunisations, current medicines in their packaging, and proof of income where you have it.
Complaints
Ask for the facility manager at the clinic and get a reference number, then escalate through City Health. If it is not resolved, the Health Ombud on 080 911 6472 investigates the standard of care at any health establishment, municipal clinics included. A complaint about a named nurse or doctor goes to the South African Nursing Council or the HPCSA.
Related contact pages
- Healthcare contact pages
- Public hospitals and clinics contact details
- Municipality contact pages
- How to verify a contact number before you use it
Frequently asked questions
What is the number for Table View Clinic?
We could not read one on a working official page. Use the City’s clinic finder, or phone the City on 021 400 1111 and give your suburb.
Is Table View Clinic a government clinic?
Yes, a City of Cape Town facility in the Blaauwberg Health District. The many private practices in Table View and Parklands are separate businesses.
Why do the numbers I find online differ?
Because several belong to private practices in the same suburb rather than to the City clinic. Check against the City’s own clinic finder.
Do I complain to the City or the province?
The City, because it runs the clinic. The province runs the hospitals.
Is it open at weekends?
City clinics are generally weekday primary care. Confirm hours with the City before travelling, and use a hospital emergency unit or 10177 outside them.
Routes on this page were read on City of Cape Town and Western Cape Government sources on 24 August 2026. Where a detail has changed, the official source is always the authority.