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Ophthalmology clinics accepting Allianz Care insurance

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Mawaeidk lists 2 Ophthalmology clinics that accept Allianz Care insurance. They are spread across areas including New Salata and Madinat Khalifa North. Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 11:59 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.

Ophthalmologists examine and treat the eyes and vision, from glasses prescriptions and eye infections to cataracts, glaucoma and retinal disease.

Clinics

Boston Medical Care
2 branches

Boston Medical Care

Reyada Medical Centre

Reyada Medical Centre

C-Ring Road, New Salata, Doha, Qatar

Ophthalmology doctors at these clinics

Questions about Ophthalmology clinics accepting Allianz Care insurance

Which Ophthalmology clinics accept Allianz Care insurance?
Mawaeidk lists 2 Ophthalmology clinics that accept Allianz Care insurance: Boston Medical Care — Madinat Khalifa Branch and Reyada Medical Centre.
What are the opening hours of Ophthalmology clinics that accept Allianz Care insurance?
Opening hours start as early as 7:00 AM and run as late as 11:59 PM, depending on the clinic and the day. Each clinic's page shows its full weekly schedule.
How do I use my Allianz Care insurance 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 Allianz Care 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 Ophthalmology treat?
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who diagnoses and treats eye diseases and vision problems. They perform eye examinations, prescribe glasses and contact lenses, treat infections, dry eye and allergies, manage conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma and diabetic eye disease, and perform eye surgery when needed.
When should I see a specialist in Ophthalmology?
See a specialist in Ophthalmology for: blurred or reduced vision, or difficulty seeing at night; red, painful, itchy or watery eyes, or discharge; flashes of light, new floaters or a shadow over your vision; seek care the same day; diabetes or a family history of glaucoma, which call for regular eye checks.
What should I expect when I visit a specialist in Ophthalmology?
The ophthalmologist will ask about your vision and any eye symptoms, then test your sight, eye pressure and eye movements and examine the front and back of the eye with a slit lamp. Drops may be used to widen the pupils, which can blur vision for a few hours. You will then discuss the findings and treatment.

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