Children's appointments in Qatar
without the long wait
A poorly child cannot sit in a waiting room for an hour. Parents book from their phone, get a message when it is nearly their turn, and reminders for vaccines and check-ups by age.
If this sounds like your paediatric clinic…
What we hear most from children's clinics.
A packed waiting room
Sick children and children in for vaccines, side by side.
Vaccination schedules
A long schedule by age, and parents lose track of the next one.
Same-day cases
A fever in the morning and parents want a slot today.
Several children
One parent booking three children in one phone call.
What is different in Qatar
From Al Dafna, Al Sadd and Al Gharrafa to The Pearl, Lusail and Al Wakrah, patients come from many countries, and English booking matters as much as Arabic.
The working week
The week runs Sunday to Thursday, with Friday and Saturday off. Most residents are expats, so booking in two languages is essential, and evenings are peak time.
Payments
Patients pay at the clinic by card or NAPS, and many have health insurance through work.
Data protection
Qatar's Law No. 13 of 2016 on personal data privacy asks for consent and safe handling. The system keeps the minimum and asks for consent to messages.
How it works
From the phone, no calls and no app.
1Parents pick the child
Every child has a profile under one family account.
2They pick the visit and time
Illness, vaccine or check-up.
3They hear from you
A reminder before, and a message when they are nearly up.
And what you see
One dashboard for everything, in Arabic and English.
- Family accountsSeveral children under one number.
- Vaccine remindersBy each child's age.
- Same-day slotsHeld back for urgent cases.
- "You're next" messagesParents wait in the car, not the waiting room.
- Well and sick sessions apartSeparate times for each kind of visit.
- Arabic and EnglishFor every family.
Official WhatsApp, not your personal number
Messages go out from a WhatsApp Business account in your business's name, through Meta's official WhatsApp Business Platform. No bulk-sending tools, and no risk of the number being banned.
Customers agree to confirmations and reminders when they book, so every message is one they expect.
Try it before you pay
Send us your business name and Instagram, and we set up a working version in its colours and send you the link. If you like it, we carry on. If not, close the link and pay nothing. The final price comes in writing in Qatari riyals before launch.
Questions from children's clinics in Qatar
Does it remind parents about vaccines?
Yes, by the child's age and the schedule your clinic follows.
Can parents book for more than one child?
Yes. Each child has a profile in the same family account.
Can we keep slots for urgent cases?
Yes. Hold slots that only open on the day.
Can patients add their insurer when booking?
Yes. An optional insurer field, shown to you before the visit.
What does it cost?
A one-time setup and a flat monthly plan, with no commission on bookings or orders. Once you have tried your version we send the final price in writing in Qatari riyals, and you decide then.
Do you work with businesses in Qatar?
Yes. We work online by message and email, and send you a trial version in your business's name.