Under the weather? Here's how to access UAE clinics from home
How the UAE’s clinics are providing healthcare in the age of Covid-19…
If you’re trying to stay home and maintain social distance, have a chronic illness or are just feeling a little under the weather, a trip to your local clinic might feel like a daunting prospect right now.
Thankfully, the nation’s leading healthcare providers have launched a range of tech-enabled facilities for remote consultations with medical experts.
Find out how to access these literal lifelines:
MoHAP
Ministry of Health and Prevention launches virtual clinics to further strengthen its telemedicine system#WamNews https://t.co/X29kDVXp0C pic.twitter.com/dJHFBbRoa3
— WAM English (@WAMNEWS_ENG) May 11, 2020
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has launched ‘virtual clinics’ offering consultation for paediatric, pregnancy, medical, nursing, pharmaceutical, mental health, nutrition, rehabilitation, physiotherapy and other services. The remote care is provided by the ministry-run hospitals, and can be accessed through the MoHAP app or website. You can even go through an online Covid-19 consultation with the virtual doctor.
Aster Clinics
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Aster Clinics is offering video and telephone consultations. Call (04) 4400500 to book with a wide range of specialists or head to the asterclinic.ae and fill in the online form for a free video call with one of the healthcare provider’s doctors.
Prime Health
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Call (04) 7070777 to book your Tele Prime phone appointment. Services include diagnoses and prescriptions, and they’ll even organise home pharmacy deliveries.
Medcare
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Medcare is offering the ability to immediately connect with their doctors. You can book blood tests and x-rays, order medications, talk to doctors about health concerns and get lab results all via video consultations on the medcare.ae website.
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Okadoc
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Okadoc’s telemedicine platform gives you access to access to 400 doctors covering more than 40 specialties. Get involved through the Okadoc.com website or the app available through both iPhone and Android app stores.
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