If you live in Saudi Arabia, two apps from the Ministry of Health put much of your healthcare in your pocket: Sehhaty and Seha. Sehhaty is the unified digital health platform for citizens, residents, and their dependents, while Seha focuses on live consultations with doctors. In this guide, سعودي ليفنج walks you through what each app does, how to log in, what it costs, and how pilgrims can use them during Hajj and Umrah season.
What Sehhaty Does
Sehhaty is the Ministry of Health's all-in-one health app, and with more than 31 million registered users as of early 2026, it is likely the most widely used government health tool in the Kingdom. It brings together services that used to require phone calls or clinic visits into a single, bilingual interface available in both Arabic and English.
Core services include:
- Booking, reviewing, and modifying medical appointments, including remote appointments
- Instant medical consultations and virtual mental health sessions with licensed therapists (added October 2024, offered confidentially)
- Viewing medical reports, sick leaves, prescriptions, and your medicine list
- The digital health wallet and vaccination records for you and your children
- Pregnancy follow-up, child appointments, and the pre-marital medical examination
- The "My Doctor" family-doctor service and vital-sign tracking through "Know Your Numbers"
- Step counting, saved medicine lists, educational content, and an early-warning feature for asthmatics
Access covers individuals and all their dependents — children, elderly family members, and people with special needs — so one account can manage a whole household's care.
How to Log In
Signing in to Sehhaty is straightforward because it uses the National Unified Access system with نفاذ integration. Your identity is verified against the credentials linked to your أبشر account, so there is no separate password to remember.
The typical flow is:
- Open the app and choose to log in via National Unified Access
- Enter your national ID or Iqama number and your password
- Confirm the one-time code sent to your registered mobile
- You are returned to Sehhaty, logged in and ready to use every service
Because verification is tied to أبشر, make sure your mobile number and details there are up to date before you start.
What It Costs
Registering on Sehhaty and using its core features — appointment booking, viewing records, and standard digital consultations — comes with no separate, app-specific fees in the current official service description. Services are delivered under public healthcare coverage, and there is no published 2026 schedule of ريال سعودي charges, subscription tiers, or per-consultation prices tied to the app itself. If you ever see a request for payment, confirm it directly through official Ministry of Health channels before proceeding.
Using Seha for Live Consultations
Seha complements Sehhaty by focusing on virtual doctor visits. It lets you connect with a physician by audio, video, or text without leaving home, which is useful for minor complaints, follow-ups, and getting professional advice before deciding whether an in-person visit is needed. Between the two apps, you can move smoothly from a consultation to viewing the resulting reports and prescriptions in your digital health wallet.
Services for Pilgrims and Border-Number Users
Pilgrims are well served during Hajj and Umrah seasons. You can register in Sehhaty using your border number to access integrated digital healthcare, and 24-hour consultations are available through the app, the 937 line, and the Ministry's account on the X platform.
These pilgrim consultations are offered in Arabic, English, French, Turkish, Persian, Urdu, and Indonesian, and support:
- Audio, video, and text options
- Uploading medical reports
- Receiving electronic prescriptions
Tips to Get the Most Out of Both Apps
- Add your dependents so you can manage children and elderly relatives from one login
- Keep your أبشر contact details current to avoid one-time-code problems
- Switch the language to Arabic or English from the settings to suit you
- Use "Know Your Numbers" and step counting to keep an ongoing record of your vitals
- For anything involving specific fees or eligibility, always confirm on the relevant official Ministry of Health portal
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