Clinic apps built for Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran as one patient area.

One app covers every branch in Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran. Patients choose a branch by distance from home or work, see which doctors are in today and switch branch when a slot elsewhere is earlier. Staff see a shared calendar, so a patient can start care in Khobar and continue it in Dammam without registering again.

Patients who work rotating shifts can save their roster pattern so the clinic appointment app suggests slots on rest days or before a shift starts. Evening and early morning sessions are highlighted, and rescheduling takes two taps when a roster changes at short notice, which happens often in plant and field roles.

Employers book pre-employment and periodic medical examinations for groups of staff, upload candidate lists and track who has attended. Clinic staff record each test step, and the employer's HR contact receives a fitness outcome without seeing clinical detail. Batch bookings stop flooding your phone lines when a contractor mobilises a new crew.

Most employees in the Eastern Province are covered by company insurance. Patients store their card details once, staff check eligibility through your clinic system's NPHIES connection, and approval status for procedures is visible before the visit. Self-pay patients see clear options instead of a confusing insurance screen.

When the main earner works away for days at a time, the other parent needs to book for children and elderly relatives alone. Family accounts allow several adults to manage dependants, each with their own insurance details, vaccination reminders and visit history, under permissions the account holder controls.

Patients with diabetes, hypertension or asthma receive a follow-up plan from their doctor: next review date, lab tests due and simple check-ins between visits. Overdue reviews appear on the doctor's list so the clinic can reach out before the patient drops away, rather than waiting for a crisis.

When a doctor refers a patient to a specialist or a hospital, the referral letter, reports and appointment details go into the patient's app. Incoming referrals from partner clinics or employers arrive in a single queue with attachments, so nothing waits in an email inbox.

Results released by the doctor appear in the app with a short explanation, and abnormal results can be held until a call or visit. Results needed by an employer are shared only as a fitness summary with the patient's consent, keeping clinical findings private. Patients can share reports with another doctor through a secure, expiring link.

A dashboard shows bookings, corporate medical volumes, insurance rejections and doctor utilisation by branch. Managers can open extra sessions where demand rises, see which employers are behind on medicals, and export summaries for each contract, all with permissions matched to each role. Insurance rejection reasons are grouped so billing staff can fix recurring errors.