Sehhaty & Seha Apps Guide: Health Services in Saudi Arabia

Oct 12, 2026
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Sehhaty & Seha Apps Guide: Health Services in Saudi Arabia

If you live in Saudi Arabia, the Sehhaty app has quietly become one of the most useful tools on your phone. It is the Ministry of Health's unified application for citizens, residents, dependents, children, older people, and people with disabilities, bringing nearly every public health service into one place. With more than 31 million users in 2025, it has effectively replaced several older apps, and learning to use it well can save you long trips and phone calls. This Saudi Living guide walks you through what the app does and how to get the most out of it.

What Sehhaty is and why it matters

Sehhaty is a single, official gateway to your health in the Kingdom. It is completely free to download and use, with no stated service fee. Over time, several separate Ministry of Health apps — including the former Seha, Tetamman, and Mawid applications — were merged into Sehhaty, so instead of juggling multiple tools you now manage everything from one account tied to your national ID or residency details.

The separate Seha webpage still exists, but it now functions mainly as an awareness and information platform. The medical-consultation features people once used in the old Seha app are now part of Sehhaty itself.

The main services inside the app

Once you sign in, Sehhaty puts a wide range of services at your fingertips:

  • Booking, rescheduling, and canceling medical appointments at public health facilities
  • Virtual medical consultations without leaving home
  • Viewing your prescriptions and locating medicines
  • Checking laboratory results and your health records
  • Booking vaccination appointments and accessing related health services
  • COVID-19 related services
  • Medication and appointment reminders so you don't miss a dose or a visit
  • Issuing and sharing sick-leave certificates

How to view and share a sick-leave certificate

One of the most frequently used features is the digital sick-leave certificate. It is important to understand that the certificate only appears in the app after the treating doctor has officially issued it — you cannot generate one yourself. To find it:

  • Sign in to Sehhaty
  • Open the Health File
  • Go to Medical Reports
  • Select the issued sick leave
  • View the certificate or share it directly with your employer

There is no universal, fixed duration for a sick leave. The validity period is simply the period stated on the certificate by your doctor, so always read the dates shown before sharing it.

Virtual consultations and the 937 line

Sehhaty lets you speak with a medical professional remotely through its virtual consultation feature, which is ideal for minor concerns, follow-ups, and advice without a clinic visit. If you prefer to speak to someone instantly, Saudi Arabia's 937 health line also offers immediate consultations. The 937 number doubles as the main support channel if you run into any difficulty using the app itself.

Getting started and useful tips

To begin, download Sehhaty from your phone's app store and register using your official identity details. A few practical pointers:

  • Add your dependents and children so you can manage the whole family's appointments and records from one login.
  • Turn on medication and appointment reminders to stay on track with treatments.
  • Check your lab results in the app before calling a clinic — they often appear there first.
  • Keep your contact details up to date so notifications and consultation links reach you.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sehhaty free? Yes. The app is free to download and use, and no separate service fee is stated.

What happened to the Seha app? Its consultation functions were folded into Sehhaty. The remaining Seha webpage is now mainly for health awareness and information.

Where do I get help? The Ministry of Health provides Sehhaty support through the 937 line, which can also handle instant health consultations.

For any specific fees, timings, or procedural details, always confirm through the Ministry of Health's official channels, as services are updated regularly.


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