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Pediatrics clinics accepting Doha Insurance Group

3 clinics

Mawaeidk lists 3 Pediatrics clinics that accept Doha Insurance Group. They are spread across areas including Madinat Khalifa North, Al Khor and Al Messila. Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 10:00 PM, depending on the clinic. You can pay with your insurance card at these clinics. Choose a clinic to see its opening hours and services, then book online.

Pediatricians care for the health of infants, children and adolescents, from checkups and vaccinations to illnesses and growth or development concerns.

Clinics

Boston Medical Care
2 branches

Boston Medical Care

Raha Medical Center — Al Khor Mall

Raha Medical Center — Al Khor Mall

Building 39–41, Street 584, Landmark opposite Al Khor Mall, Al Khor, Qatar

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Questions about Pediatrics clinics accepting Doha Insurance Group

Which Pediatrics clinics accept Doha Insurance Group?
Mawaeidk lists 3 Pediatrics clinics that accept Doha Insurance Group: Boston Medical Care — Madinat Khalifa Branch, Boston Medical Care – Al Messila Branch and Raha Medical Center — Al Khor Mall.
What are the opening hours of Pediatrics clinics that accept Doha Insurance Group?
Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 10:00 PM, depending on the clinic and the day. Each clinic's page shows its full weekly schedule.
How do I use my Doha Insurance Group card at these clinics?
Book your appointment on Mawaeidk, then show your insurance card at the clinic and pay with it there. Coverage depends on your policy, so check the details with Doha Insurance Group or the clinic before your visit.
How do I book one of these clinics on Mawaeidk?
Open the clinic's page from the list above, choose a service, then an available date and time, then a doctor available at that time, and send your request for the clinic to confirm. All you need is your mobile number and a verification code.
What does a specialist in Pediatrics treat?
A pediatrician looks after the physical, mental and developmental health of children from birth through adolescence. They treat common childhood illnesses such as fever, infections, asthma and allergies, monitor growth and development, give vaccinations and advise parents on feeding, sleep and behavior.
When should I see a specialist in Pediatrics?
See a specialist in Pediatrics for: fever, cough, vomiting or diarrhea that persists or worsens; routine checkups, growth monitoring and vaccinations; concerns about feeding, sleep, speech or development; rashes, ear pain, breathing difficulty or recurrent infections. If symptoms are sudden or severe, call 999 for an ambulance.
What should I expect when I visit a specialist in Pediatrics?
The pediatrician will ask about your child's symptoms, birth history, vaccinations, feeding and development, then examine the child, including weight, height and temperature. Tests are ordered only when needed. You will receive an explanation of the findings, a treatment plan if required, and guidance on when to return.

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