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Patient information

Everything you need before you walk in.

Insurance, paperwork, payment and what happens on the day — set out plainly so your visit is the only thing you have to think about.

Before your visit

Bring these six things

Patients who arrive prepared typically finish registration in under three minutes.

Qatar ID or passport

Required for every patient file, including children.

Insurance card

Bring the physical or digital card so we can verify eligibility.

Medication list

Include dosages, supplements and any recent antibiotic courses.

Previous reports

Labs, scans and discharge summaries help avoid repeat testing.

Arrive 10 minutes early

Registration and vitals are completed before your consultation.

Language preference

Tell us if you would like an Arabic, Hindi, Urdu or Tagalog speaker.

Insurance

Qatar insurance network directory

Explore a demo directory of major insurers and administrators, then ask Aya or reception to verify the exact plan before your visit.

QLM Health Insurance logoQLM Health Insurance
Qatar Insurance Company logoQatar Insurance Company
AXA logoAXA
Bupa Global logoBupa Global
Cigna logoCigna
Allianz Care logoAllianz Care
MetLife logoMetLife
GlobeMed logoGlobeMed
Doha Insurance Group logoDoha Insurance Group
Al Khaleej Takaful logoAl Khaleej Takaful

Demo network directory. Coverage and direct billing depend on your exact plan; bring your insurance card and Qatar ID for eligibility verification.

Payments

Transparent, upfront pricing

Cards

Visa, Mastercard, Amex and NAPS debit accepted at reception.

Cash & digital wallets

QAR cash, Apple Pay and Google Pay are all accepted.

Direct insurance billing

Approved outpatient claims are settled directly with your insurer.

Consultation fees are quoted before booking. If a procedure or investigation is recommended during your visit, you will receive a written estimate in QAR before anything proceeds. Self-paying patients are always welcome.

FAQs

Questions patients ask most

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