JAKARTA - Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health through the "Virtual Hospital" launched a series of digital medical consultation services for pilgrims during the 1446 H Hajj season.
The service provides easy access to health and is available 24 hours from anywhere, in line with the Saudi Vision 2030, especially in the Health Sector Transformation Program and Congregational Experience Program.
Quoted from SPA-OANA, Sunday, June 1, pilgrims can take advantage of 24-hour consultation services through the 937 integrated number, the "Sehhaty" application, and the "X" platform.
This service is available in seven languages -- Arabic, English, French, Turkish, Persian, Urdu, and Indonesian -- to ensure effective communication with congregants from various countries.
Consultation can be done in audio, video, or text formats, as well as allowing users to upload medical reports and examination results, and receive electronic recipes when needed.
The "Sehhaty" application also makes it easier for pilgrims to register using border numbers (border numbers), creating an integrated and efficient digital health service experience.
Supported by more than 300 permanent and temporary health facilities in the Makkah and Madinah areas, as well as Hajj's campaign headquarters, Seha Virtual Hospital also played an important role in the "Consult Plus" service.
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The service, which is available in Arabic and English, strengthens medical responses in the field, accelerates decision-making, and improves the quality of health services for the congregation as a whole.
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