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Important Mobile Apps to Install during COVID-19

Top Health Mobile Apps during COVID-19

Saudi Arabia has provided a list of essential and important application for Mobile to be installed during COVID-19.

All these Mobile Applications will help you to keep yourself healthy during this pandemic situation.

Top Health Mobile Apps during COVID-19

Important Mobile Health Apps to Install during COVID-19

Mawed / Mawid

Mawed or “Mawid” is an electronic service provided by Saudi Ministry of Health, to enable patient to book their appointments across primary health care centers and manage them by canceling or rescheduling. As well as managing their referral appointments.

COVID-19 test which help to self-assesses the symptoms of Coronavirus for you and your relatives, and then provides you the correct guidance for your condition

Apple: Download
Playstore: Download

Sehhaty

Sehhaty App provides health services for individuals in Saudi Arabia. Sehhaty aims to enable users to reach health information and medical e-services provided by different health organizations in the Kingdom, such as vital signs updates, tracking prescribed medicine, retrieving and sharing sick leaves, promoting a healthy lifestyle, integrate the Sehhaty Steps tracker with Apple HealthKit and other services related to the health of individuals and families and the health awareness.

Apple: Download
Playstore: Download

Seha

The E-Health (Seha) App is designed to provide online medical consultation services. The App. Allows users to get medical consultations from MOH’s accredited doctors in all specialties.

Apple: Download
Playstore: Download

Tataman

Tataman​ is one of MOH’s apps, designed to provide protection and health care for citizens and residents referred to domestic isolation or quarantine; to maintain their safety and enhance their recovery procedures.

Apple: Download
Playstore: Download

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