Clinic apps for Jeddah's residents, visitors and many languages.

Arabic and English are built in from the start, with further languages such as Urdu, Bahasa Indonesia or Tagalog added where your patients need them. Service names, preparation notes and reminders are translated by people, not machine output alone, and the app remembers each patient's chosen language for every message.

Visitors in Jeddah for Umrah, business or family trips can register with a passport and a foreign mobile number, book an urgent or same-day slot, and receive a simple summary of their visit to take home. The flow stays short because these patients rarely return to the same clinic. Visitor records follow the same retention rules as resident files.

Dental and aesthetic care often runs over several sessions. The app books the whole plan at once, shows which steps are done and which are next, and nudges patients when the gap between sessions grows too long. Staff can move a whole plan if a doctor's schedule changes.

Patients complete medical history forms and sign consent for procedures on their phone before arriving. Forms are versioned, so you always know which wording a patient agreed to, and the signed copy is stored against the visit in your records rather than in a filing cabinet.

Before and after photos for dermatology, aesthetics and orthodontics are captured in the staff app, never on personal phones, and stored with access limited to the treating team. Patients only see their own images, and any use for marketing requires a separate, explicit consent the patient can withdraw.

Treatment packages, deposits and balances are paid through mada, Apple Pay or card via a gateway licensed in Saudi Arabia. Insured patients see their share once cover is confirmed. Tax invoices follow ZATCA e-invoicing rules through your accounting or clinic system. Instalment plans offered under your own policy can be tracked here as well.

Appointment confirmations, preparation instructions and aftercare advice go out by push notification, SMS or a WhatsApp Business template, depending on what each patient opens. Replies route to the right branch inbox, and urgent symptoms trigger a message to call the clinic directly. Message templates are approved by your medical team before use.

Walk-in patients take a place in the queue from the app or a tablet at the entrance, then wait wherever is comfortable rather than in the lobby. In a humid Jeddah summer that matters. Booked patients check in on arrival, and reception sees both lists together so nobody is skipped or seen twice.

For clinics that offer home nursing, sample collection or physiotherapy, patients choose a time window and share a location pin. Jeddah stretches a long way along the coast, so the dashboard groups requests by area and lets coordinators plan sensible routes for each team. Coordinators can reassign a visit in seconds if a nurse is delayed in traffic on the Corniche road.

Managers see bookings, revenue by service, no-shows and patient languages for each branch. Reception views arrivals and outstanding forms, while doctors see their list with history and consent status. Roles and permissions keep each person to the information their job requires. Reports export to spreadsheets for your finance and quality teams.