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Sidra Medicine Launches Home Visit Service for Children’s Check-Ups and Vaccinations

Sidra Medicine has launched a new Pediatric Private Home Visits: Wellness and Vaccinations programme, allowing eligible children to receive routine paediatric care and childhood vaccinations at home. The new private [...] The post Sidra Medicine Launches Home Visit Service for Children’s Check-Ups and Vaccinations appeared first on Marhaba Qatar .

Doha, Qatar sees the launch of Sidra Medicine's new Paediatric Private Home Visits programme, offering routine wellness assessments and childhood vaccinations at home. This convenient service, provided by the Qatar Foundation member, allows children to receive trusted care from specialist paediatric teams without hospital visits.

The programme includes wellness checks, growth monitoring, feeding guidance, parent education, and vaccinations, with each request undergoing clinical review for safety and appropriateness. Sidra Medicine Chair Dr. Ahmed Al Hammadi emphasized the programme's role in enhancing family flexibility while maintaining high clinical standards.

Available to eligible patients after clinical assessment, the service prioritises routine care over emergencies, expanding access to paediatric care beyond hospital settings.

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