Sehhaty صحتي

Free Saudi health services with appointments and COVID tools

Sehhaty gathers official health services in one place for people in Saudi Arabia, offering a direct line to e-services overseen by the Ministry of Health. It does not cost anything to use, but you will need to register with your national ID and complete account setup through Absher before accessing its features.

Once signed in, the app lets you handle day to day care without queueing at a desk. You can book appointments at primary healthcare centers, arrange teleconsultations, and search for specific medications, then pinpoint nearby pharmacies that stock them. For personal wellness, it includes simple tracking tools, such as logging vital signs, counting steps, and monitoring prescribed medicines so you do not lose track of refills.

Pandemic related tools are a strong part of the package. You can schedule a COVID-19 test and, according to the service, receive results within hours. Vaccination appointments are supported as well, and a built in coronavirus self assessment helps you decide on next steps before seeking care.

There are trade offs. Under heavy demand, the service can struggle to process requests, which may force repeated attempts to complete a task. A solid internet connection is often necessary to move through each step smoothly. Occasional bugs can interrupt access to certain features, and at times the app fails to connect you to the service you selected.

If you live in the Kingdom and want a single entry point into public health services, Sehhaty is an easy recommendation. Its blend of appointment booking, pharmacy lookup, and wellness tracking adds real convenience, while the COVID-19 tools remain valuable. Just be prepared for intermittent slowdowns and the need to retry actions when the system is busy.