Saudi Arabia
Sehhaty
Saudi Arabia's national health app from the Ministry of Health. 24+ million users for primary care appointments, vaccinations, prescriptions, teleconsultations and Hajj health clearance.
Overview
Sehhaty (sehhaty.sa) is Saudi Arabia's unified digital health platform run by the Ministry of Health (MOH), serving more than 24 million citizens and residents in 2026. The platform connects every Saudi public hospital, every primary care centre, the Mawid clinic network, the Ministry of Health vaccination registries, and most major Saudi private hospitals through their MOH integration. For pilgrims during the Hajj and Umrah seasons, Sehhaty has become the single channel for the kingdom's medical compliance: vaccination booking, fitness clearance, and access to the broader pilgrim health framework.
Functionally, Sehhaty surfaces six main service families. Primary care and hospital appointments at MOH facilities through the Mawid integration. Vaccination booking and the digital vaccination card covering the full national schedule plus seasonal flu, COVID boosters, and pre-Hajj meningococcal and yellow-fever updates. Prescription tracking with refill ordering at pharmacies. Teleconsultation with MOH doctors for routine care. Personal health records summarised across MOH facilities. And the Hajj health clearance flow for both domestic and international pilgrims.
Three operational points matter. First, Sehhaty registration requires a Saudi National ID (citizens) or Iqama (residents), with Nafath authentication at the bind step. Second, dependants under 18 are linked to the parent's account, with vaccination history and appointments visible to the parent. Third, although Sehhaty is the MOH consumer surface, certain services still happen in their dedicated channels: SEHA-equivalent private hospitals operate their own apps (Dr. Suliman Al-Habib, Saudi German Hospitals, IMC), and private health insurance claims still route through the insurer. Confirm specific service availability inside Sehhaty before assuming a flow.
Services offered
- Primary care and hospital appointments
- Vaccination booking
- Prescription tracking
- Hajj health clearance
How to access
1. Install Sehhaty
Download Sehhaty (صحتي) from the App Store or Google Play. Publisher is the Ministry of Health. The app is free. Available in Arabic and English.
2. Register with National ID or Iqama
Open the app, enter your National ID (citizens) or Iqama number (residents), and a Saudi mobile in your name. Complete SMS OTP. Sehhaty cross-checks against the Civil Affairs and MOH databases.
3. Authenticate with Nafath
Sehhaty binds to Nafath for any sensitive action (viewing health records, booking appointments). Install Nafath if you have not already, and approve the bind from inside Nafath.
4. Link dependants
Children under 18 are linked through Family Services. Parents see their children's vaccination history, book paediatric appointments, and download their digital vaccination cards. Spouse linkage follows the family-book record.
5. Use the app for routine care
Book appointments at primary care centres, schedule annual flu vaccination, refill prescriptions, and consult a doctor remotely. Hajj season activates additional services: meningococcal and yellow-fever booking, pre-pilgrimage clearance, and updates on health protocols at the Two Holy Mosques.
FAQs
Yes. Sehhaty serves all individuals, citizens and residents in the kingdom, along with their dependents, including children, the elderly, and people of determination. The platform's 24+ million user base reflects this universal coverage.
Yes. The app is free to download and free to use. MOH appointments are free at primary care centres for citizens and residents. Specialist care fees at private facilities are separate and route through their own billing or through your health insurance.
Open Sehhaty, navigate to Appointments, choose your nearest primary care centre and the appropriate clinic, select an available slot, and confirm. The system sends a reminder closer to the appointment time.
Open Sehhaty, navigate to Vaccinations > Digital Card. The PDF is available for download with a QR code that any verifier (school, airport, employer) can scan to confirm authenticity. Updated automatically as new vaccinations are administered.
Yes through Family Services. Link children under 18 to your account by their National ID or Iqama, and their vaccination history, appointments, and growth records appear under your view.
During the Hajj season, Sehhaty surfaces pilgrim health services: meningococcal and yellow-fever vaccination booking, pre-pilgrimage health clearance, and updates on the health protocols at the Two Holy Mosques. International pilgrims connect through the broader Nusuk platform, with Sehhaty as the health-clearance layer.
Yes. Book a video or audio consultation with an MOH doctor for routine care, repeat prescriptions, and minor concerns. The consultation is recorded as part of your health record. Emergency cases should call 997 or go to the nearest emergency department directly.
The record remains on file at MOH. You can continue to log in to Sehhaty from anywhere with internet (Nafath authentication required), download your vaccination card and any health records before leaving, and request a summary for sharing with a new healthcare provider abroad.
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