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Availability

When each doctor sees patients.

All times are Riyadh time. These are the hours consultations are offered in — we confirm the exact time with you once the appointment is booked.

Dr. Walid Alkeridy

Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh

Sunday
17:00–21:00
Tuesday
17:00–21:00

Dr. Mohammed Khusheim

Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh

Saturday
10:00–14:30

Two Saturdays a month. We confirm the date with you when you request an appointment.

Dr. Mohammed Altaib

Geriatric Medicine · Riyadh

Tuesday
17:00–21:00
Wednesday
17:00–21:00

Appointments

Request an appointment.

Choose the consultation you need and a day that suits you. You pay the published price to confirm the appointment, and you can cancel free up to 24 hours before.

In 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.

Not sure which one? Choose the short assessment and your doctor will tell you what you need.

A phone number or an email address — either is enough.

Only the days a doctor is available are shown. We confirm the exact time with you once the appointment is paid for.

Please do not write medical details here. This is only for practical things — the best time to call, or if you need help joining the video. Your doctor will ask about your health in the appointment itself.

We use your name and contact details only to arrange this appointment. How we handle your information

Would rather speak to someone? Call us and we will arrange it with you: +966 11 234 4646

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.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. We confirm the time and your doctor

    You receive the appointment time and the name and grade of the doctor you will be seeing.

  4. 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.

  5. You receive a written plan

    A written care plan follows the appointment, along with any medication changes, tests or follow-up arranged.

How it works

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