PHCC continues to provide drug delivery services

The Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has announced that it will continue to provide home delivery services for medicines by contacting the WhatsApp phone number of the Health Center in collaboration with the Qatar Post.

PHCC explains that the Medication Home Delivery Service aims to reduce patient visits to health centers, confirming the community’s enthusiasm to stay home to limit the spread of Covid-19.

Patients can request a drug delivery service by contacting the WhatsApp number assigned to the health center from 8 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 10 pm, Sunday to Thursday. However, this excludes weekends (Friday and Saturday) when the service is available. Turn off.

When a text message containing the word “hello” is sent to the health center via WhatsApp, the pharmacist will contact the patient as soon as possible. The drug will then be delivered to the patient’s home via the Qatar Post with a shipping charge of 30 QAR.

If payment is exempt, service charges will be paid online using a bank card upon receiving a text message.

Dr. Manal Al Zaidan, PHCC’s pharmacy director, said the service is available to everyone. She emphasized that all the medicines needed are available in sufficient quantities at PHCC pharmacies and there is no risk of running out of all kinds of medicines.

She said that PHCC is in drug dispensing from everyone, especially from pharmacies, within the framework of preventative and preventive measures taken by the state to limit the prevalence of Covid-19 and the safety of all auditors. Accompanied by chronic illness to reduce the gathering of.

For the safety of all patients, PHCC organizes and schedules appointments with patients by canceling and reducing many clinic appointments and telephone contact with patients who do not need to see a doctor in person. Worked on. With regard to medicine, specialized pharmacists work at each of Qatar’s 28 health centers to help provide fast and safe delivery services to everyone.