Comprehensive Virtual Geriatric Assessment
40 minutes
Full review of health, memory, mood, mobility, medicines and daily life, ending with a written plan.
RwA Virtual Clinic
Comprehensive, coordinated care that begins with understanding your whole health journey.
We review your health as a whole, including medicines, memory, mood, mobility, nutrition, sleep and everyday function, to help develop a clear, integrated care plan.
Resilience Wellness Ageing in health
- Ministry of Health approval 1400091293
- Commercial registration 7011986267
- Consultations in Arabic and English
- Care led by Consultant geriatricians
Suitability
Is virtual care right for you?
We help assess and monitor a range of stable concerns that are clinically suitable for virtual care. Your doctor may recommend an in-person assessment or additional tests when needed.
If you are not sure
If you are not sure, book an initial suitability consultation. We review your health needs briefly, decide whether virtual care is appropriate, and point you to the right consultation or care pathway.
Request an appointmentIn an emergency
Virtual care is not for emergencies. If you have chest pain, difficulty breathing, weakness on one side, a serious fall or any sudden severe symptom, go to the nearest emergency department or call 997.
How it works
What happens, step by step.
Nothing clinical is asked for on the booking page, and if your doctor decides your case needs to be seen in person you are refunded in full.
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You choose a consultation and a day
Pick the consultation you need and a day a doctor is available. Nothing clinical is asked for on this page.
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You pay to confirm it
The fee is the published price for the consultation you chose. You can cancel free up to 24 hours before and be refunded in full.
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We confirm the time and your doctor
You receive the appointment time and the name and grade of the doctor you will be seeing.
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You meet your doctor
The consultation is held by video, in Arabic or English, from wherever you are. If your doctor decides at the outset that your case needs to be seen in person, the session ends there and you are refunded in full.
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You receive a written plan
A written care plan follows the appointment, along with any medication changes, tests or follow-up arranged.
Services
What the clinic can help with.
Every service is led by a geriatrician and delivered by video. The price, the grade of doctor and the length of the appointment are published before you book.
Focused Virtual Geriatric Assessment
30 minutes
A shorter assessment concentrating on the two or three problems that matter most.
Short Virtual Geriatric Assessment
15 minutes
A brief visit to pin down the main concern and decide the right level of care.
Follow-up Virtual Geriatric Visit
20 minutes
Progress, medication adjustments and an update to the written plan.
What we treat
What is worrying you?
Type what you have noticed, in your own words. Older adults often live with several of these at once, and they are assessed together in one appointment.
Memory, mind and mood
- Memory loss and Alzheimer's disease
- Vascular dementia and memory change after stroke
- Lewy body and frontotemporal dementias
- Behavioural changes: agitation, suspicion, wandering
- Sudden confusion (delirium)
- Depression, anxiety and low mood in later life
- Sleep problems and disturbed nights
- Parkinson's disease and tremor
Mobility, strength and independence
- Falls, unsteadiness and fear of falling
- Frailty and general slowing down
- Osteoporosis and fracture prevention
- Difficulty walking, dizziness and blackouts
- Loss of independence in daily activities
- Unintentional weight loss and poor appetite
- Bladder and bowel control
- Caregiver strain and support at home
Long-term medical conditions
- Several long-term conditions together
- Too many medicines: review and safe reduction
- Diabetes in older adults
- High blood pressure and cholesterol
- Heart failure and irregular heartbeat
- Chronic kidney disease
- Chest conditions: COPD and asthma
- Thyroid problems, anaemia and vitamin deficiency
Also seen: follow-up after a hospital stay, review before or after surgery, second opinions on a complex case, and planning ahead for future care decisions.
Doctors
Who you will be seeing.
Three consultants in internal and geriatric medicine, Canadian fellowship trained, with national records in dementia care and healthy ageing.
Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh
Dr. Walid Alkeridy
MBBS, FRCPC (Internal Medicine), FRCPC (Geriatric Medicine)
Consultant, Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine · Behavioural Neurology and Dementia
Associate Professor at the College of Medicine, King Saud University, with Canadian fellowship training in both internal medicine and geriatric medicine and more than fifteen years caring for older adults. Director General of Home Health Care at the Ministry of Health from 2021 to 2026, where he led the national home care programme. Founder of the Age-Friendly Health Facilities initiative and author of more than thirty-four peer-reviewed papers on dementia, healthy ageing and frailty.
Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh
Dr. Mohammed Khusheim
MBBS, MPH, ABIM, FRCPC
Consultant, Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine
A University of Calgary graduate and Johns Hopkins Master of Public Health, he leads the Long-Term Care Service at Care Medical and the Geriatric Clinic at Seha Virtual Hospital, Ministry of Health. Adjunct faculty at Alfaisal University. He has led national initiatives on dementia, falls and ageing, and contributed to clinical policy, education and media outreach across Saudi Arabia. Founder of AgelessAgenda.com.
Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh
Dr. Mohammed Altaib
MBBS, Saudi Board (Internal Medicine), Fellowship in Geriatric Medicine (Ottawa)
Consultant, Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine · Head of Geriatric Medicine, PSMMC
Head of the Geriatric Medicine Division at Prince Sultan Military Medical City in Riyadh, where he has trained and practised since 2017 and founded the long-term care unit within internal medicine in 2020. Saudi Board certified in internal medicine, with fellowship training in geriatric medicine at the University of Ottawa. He sits on the hospital's long-term patients committee, and presented work on the five medicines most associated with falls in older adults at the University of Ottawa's Medicine Research Day.
Prices
The value outlasts the appointment.
Every service is led by a geriatrician and delivered by video. You know the price, the grade of doctor, the length of the appointment and what it covers before you book.
All prices in Saudi Riyals. Both grades are geriatricians.
Consultant
Specialist
Comprehensive Virtual Geriatric Assessment
40 minutes
Full review of health, memory, mood, mobility, medicines and daily life, ending with a written plan.
SAR 550
SAR 400
Focused Virtual Geriatric Assessment
30 minutes
A shorter assessment concentrating on the two or three problems that matter most.
SAR 375
SAR 275
Short Virtual Geriatric Assessment
15 minutes
A brief visit to pin down the main concern and decide the right level of care.
SAR 200
SAR 200
Follow-up Virtual Geriatric Visit
20 minutes
Progress, medication adjustments and an update to the written plan.
SAR 175
SAR 125
Included in every price
The written care plan within two business days, review of your file and medicines beforehand, and a family member present.
Not included
Tests, imaging, medicines and referrals. We arrange them; you pay the provider directly.
Preparing
What to have ready.
None of it is complicated, and having it beside you means the appointment is spent on you rather than on looking for things.
- Your national ID or Iqama
- Where you will be during the call, so the doctor knows which services are available near you
- A list of every medicine you take, including anything bought without a prescription
- Recent test results, scans or hospital letters, if you have them
- A phone, tablet or computer with a camera, and a quiet, private place to sit
- A family member or carer with you, if you would like one
Questions
The questions people ask before they book.
Is this right for me?
What can be handled in a virtual appointment?
Stable concerns that are clinically suitable for remote care: medicines, memory, mood, mobility and balance, nutrition, sleep and everyday function. Your doctor may recommend an in-person assessment or additional tests when needed.
What if I am not sure whether it suits me?
Book an initial suitability consultation. We review your health needs briefly and guide you to the most suitable consultation or care pathway.
What should I do in an emergency?
Do not use this service. Go to the nearest emergency department or call 997.
The appointment
Can a family member join?
Yes. A family member or carer is welcome in the appointment, and one is included in the price of every consultation.
Which language will the appointment be in?
Arabic or English, whichever you prefer. Tell us when you request the appointment.
Paying
When do I pay?
After a doctor has reviewed your request and confirmed the appointment. We send a secure link; nothing is taken before that.
What is included in the price?
The consultation, a written care plan within two working days, a review of your file and medicines before the appointment, and a family member present if you want one.
What is not included?
Tests, scans, medicines and referrals. We arrange them, and you pay the provider directly.
Afterwards
Will I be prescribed medicine?
Where it is clinically appropriate. Any prescription or change to your medicines follows the doctor's assessment and the safety requirements for virtual care, and may need tests or an in-person review first.
Will tests be ordered?
Only when there is a clear clinical reason, and after discussing it with you. Our review is guided by current scientific evidence and recognised best practice.
Rules & regulations
Before you book.
Payment
Paid in full at booking. Electronic tax invoice issued.
Changes and cancellations
Reschedule free with 24 hours notice. Later than that, or a missed visit, half the fee is kept.
Who it is for
Age 60 and above. Younger adults where there is a clinical reason.
Later follow-ups
Within three months, the follow-up price applies. After three months, a new assessment.
VAT
Saudi nationals pay the listed price. Non-Saudi patients pay 15 percent VAT.
Insurance
You receive an itemised invoice. Reimbursement is your insurer decision.
Policies & procedures
Core Policy & Procedure Manual — CL-001 to CL-006
Clinical assessment, medical records, health-record access, patient consent, credentialing, and information security. Published in Arabic and English, side by side.
This is the public copy. Signatures and the official stamp are held on the signed original at the clinic.
This is not an emergency service.
In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department or call the Saudi Red Crescent on 997.
Request an appointment
Choose the consultation you need and a day that suits you. Cancel free up to 24 hours before and you are refunded in full.
Request an appointment
Or call us and we will arrange it with you: +966 11 234 4646
Contact
Start with a call.
Telephone
Mobile & WhatsApp
Email
Registered address
Najm Al-Din Al-Ayyubi StreetAl-Awali District
Western Riyadh Municipal Sector
Riyadh Municipality
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Consultations are held online. There is no walk-in reception at this address.